Introduction

Gran Turismo

Platform : PSP®“Playstation Portable”

Release Date : Oct. 1, 2009

Number of Players : 1 (Up to 4 Players in Adhoc mode)

Genre : Real Driving Simulator

Publisher/Developer : Sony Computer Entertainment/Polyphony Digital Inc.

Drive, Collect, Trade,
Your dream car life on the PSP®

The ’09 Nissan GT-R Spec V, and ’02 Ferrari Enzo also appears for the first time in the series.

In addition to the Single Player mode, there are features that are special to this title that maximizes the usage of the wireless LAN. Get together with friends with the PSP®, and enjoy a whole new world of fun!

“Gran Turismo” finally makes its appearance on the PSP® “Playstation Portable”!

Even on the PSP®, the content is full-spec. In addition to over 800 cars included in the game, the 35 tracks with 70 variations is the most numerous ever to be included in the series.

The defining factor of “Gran Turismo”, the driving feel, has also evolved significantly. Drivability at racing speeds and near performance limits have been improved greatly, enabling an even higher level of sports driving.

The game modes are designed so that you can play at a good pace in a short amount of time, to match the PSP’s portable and “gather with friends” nature.

In addition to being able to race or collect cars when you just have a little bit of time, you can gather with friends to race, give, receive, or trade cars, opening a whole new world of enjoyment.

Enable smoother play by installing game data In “Gran Turismo” for the PSP®, you can enjoy smoother game play by installing the game onto your Memory Stick™* This will make loading times approximately 2.7* times faster, making game play smoother throughout. The required installation space is approximately 1000MB. If you’re playing on the UMD, we recommend installing the data.

*Please note that even if you install data onto the Memory Stick™ in the UMD® version, you will still need the UMD to start “Gran Turismo” for the PSP
*This is an average calculated from multiple measurements made on the PSP-3000, from when the OK button is pressed in "Single Race" to when the race preparation is completed. The time may vary depending on the measurement environment.