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Crap I preordered at amazon. Newegg include shipping and tax?

Well, it's still a while before the release, so you can get away with cancelling and pre-ordering with Newegg. I doubt many people ordered it there. :p

My GF wants to buy the G27 separately and get the signature edition laugh.gif To be fair I'll be in house hibernation in November anyway, won't need to go outside :p

My GF wants to buy the G27 separately and get the signature edition laugh.gif To be fair I'll be in house hibernation in November anyway, won't need to go outside :p

that my friends is what we call a keeper...

and i'm with you when it comes to your hibernation idea... november/december i don't do anything but be a hermit and stay inside. Now i'll have GT, NHL and Call of Duty to entertain me.

Gran Turismo 5 "Car Index" PlayView Tech Demo

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First, the good news: more than 756 of GT5's cars were revealed in a recent tech demo of Sony's PlayView image rendering software. The bad news: we only know that one of them is a Nissan 240ZG.

The only two pictures we have of this PlayView demo (apparently featured at the Tokyo Game Show 2010) were unearthed by our own CoolColJ, which you can see above. To get a better understanding of what you're looking at, check out the following video to see PlayView in action. Basically, it allows you to quickly zoom in on extremely large (34,800 x 92,300) interactive images. Here's an article which goes in to more detail, and curiously mentions that Sony will bring the technology to their games in "fall of 2010″:

The PlayView can deal with not only still pictures but also movies, music, hypertext links, etc. And SCE plans to use the PlayView for electronic documents such as the instruction manuals and guides for game software and start a service called "PlayView for Games" in the fall of 2010.

It sure would provide a fun, fast way to browse GT5's massive car list, don't you think?

http://www.gtplanet....view-tech-demo/

Tell me about it, signature edition getting pre-ordered this weekend thanks to my GF biggrin.gif

My collectors edition is ordered along with my GT Force wheel thanks to the GF. :D Also getting keys to new flat tomorrow! :D Bad news is no internet till Virgin turn up :(

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