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GT 4 Gears Up for Release |
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Sony Computer Entertainment America announced today the February 22, 2005 North American release of Gran
Turismo 4, available exclusively for the PlayStation 2. Based on the worldwide best-selling racing videogame
franchise that has sold more than 38 million units sold worldwide, Gran
Turismo 4 continues to push the technological capabilities of PlayStation 2 to
serve as a realistic driving simulation, with broadcast-quality graphics and
realistic car physics that exceeds past Gran Turismo titles. Developed by
Polyphony Digital Inc., Gran Turismo 4 features the largest selection of cars
ever provided to gamers, including more than 700 automobiles, encompassing 80
manufacturers worldwide and representing historically significant vehicles up
from the first classic car and muscle cars to modern day concept cars. In
addition to the vehicles, Gran Turismo 4 features more than 50 courses, a new
GT career mode with more than 200 championship races, an all-new Photo mode,
highly detailed car customization, and many other gaming options for the auto
enthusiast.
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Following a successful launch in Japan on December 28, 2004, Gran Turismo
4 has sold more than one million units to date. With the highly anticipated
release in North America,
Gran Turismo 4 is expected to be one of the best selling titles for the
PlayStation 2 computer entertainment system in 2005.
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"With the successful history of the franchise and high consumer
anticipation from videogame and racing fans worldwide, Gran Turismo 4 further
demonstrates its mission to provide the most authentic driving simulation
available for PlayStation 2 in the marketplace," said Susan Nourai, director,
product and online marketing, Sony Computer Entertainment America. "Gran
Turismo 4 will extend above and beyond just pure automotive racing, providing
a unique destination for automotive and PlayStation 2 enthusiasts to enjoy car
culture in every dimension."
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-Starscream, GameVortex Communications AKA Ricky Tucker |
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