Sat, Aug 28, 2010 | 20:03 BST
Yamauchi recommends 10GB HD space for a “smooth” GT5 experience

Kazunori Yamauchi has tweeted Gran Turismo 5 will be an optional install on PS3, however, he feels to best experience the game, you’ll want 10GB of space ready and available.
To run the game, Yamauchi tweeted you’ll need just 256MB of space, but for a smooth experience, 10GB is recommended.
Here’s the tweet translated into English as best as Google Translate could do it:
If you work at least a 256M-byte, 10G can play comfortably and free bytes. The RT @ Poric4u: @ Kaz_Yamauchi GT5 How much capacity is installed? I, 40GB PS3 has a
Yamauchi didn’t clarify what he meant by “smooth” experience, but hopefully he’ll elaborate more on this sometime between now and the game’s release.
Until then, if your PS3 HD is full, you may want to clear a few things off of it.
GT5 is out November 2 in the US and November 3 in the UK and Europe.
Thanks, Andriasang.


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#51
Crysis
29/08/10, 4:00 pm
@50, my uncle was in prison & he damn well deserved it, ofc i doubt prison rapes are a daily happening at a prison, but it does happen, & why on earth would anybody make referances to it with phrases like ‘butthurt’.
Also, i know that not everybody in prison deserves a death sentence, i’m talking about the serial rapists & murderes who are sociopaths who have no consideration for others & cannot even concieve regular human emotions such as remorse-they’re the ones who deserve nothing but death, the ones who can be reformed deserve a second chance.
#52
stretch215
29/08/10, 4:10 pm
Ok, I kind of took offense to your earlier post. I am an ex-con myself who was released, got my masters degree in social work and now I work in prisons as a teacher/counselor. I agree on the “butthurt” thing though, anal rape is not a laughing matter. Most of the people who use it have no idea of the implications.
#53
Crysis
29/08/10, 4:19 pm
ok, i’m sorry for offending you, i’m just reffering to the sociopathic monsters with no remoarse for their actions, obviously you have redeemed yourself & have become an important member of your community & you’re helping others who have fallen of the curb
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