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Gran Turismo 5 Prologue hits the starting line
Mike Bantick
Thursday, 27 March 2008 06:18
72 cars including the Ferrari Formula 1 experience, a bunch of high definition tracks and most importantly an new feature laden online experience will be awaiting Gran Turismo fans from today.
In Australia there is the nice price of AU$59.95 for the game (it is after all, the prologue to the full blown release of GT5 in the future) as well as a PS3 40GB bundle pack at AU$699.95
Retailers are already rubbing hands together in only a slightly evil way; “GT5 Prologue is exceptional value at $59.95. GT5 Prologue and the GT5 Prologue bundle are the perfect opportunity for our customers to step up to PLAYSTATION 3” said Tim Laufer, Senior Merchandising Manager EB Games.
Head over to the official website for more details.
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