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GT5 gets 10 videos from Best Buy conf, one shows damage

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GTPlanet's posted up ten new off-screen videos of Gran Turismo 5, all taken from the recent Best Buy conference in the US.

The top one shows the game's damage modelling system in action. There's a beaten-up Ferrari there, spinning round in circles. Amazing.

The rest show cars driving round tracks, down roads and over hills.

We saw this at gamescom. It's exhaustive and very anal. You can stick that on the box.

GT5 ships on November 2 in the US and November 3 in Europe.

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