UK, August 29, 2007 - Sony has confirmed that European PlayStation 3 owners can get behind the wheel of Gran Turismo 5 Prologue toward the end of the year. This taste of Sony's first true next-gen GT is scheduled for release on both Blu-Ray and PlayStation Network.
A SCEE spokesperson stressed to us that while Prologue is heading to PSN,
it won't be free like the previously released Gran Turismo demo and, what's more,
the downloadable game doesn't include damage modelling - unlike the Blu-ray version. (znači biće i damage modelinga :Klanjanje: ) However, both versions do include
more than 40 cars, as well as offering the chance to go head-to-head with fellow speed freaks in 16-player online races.
Prologue features vehicles by Lotus, Mitsubishi, Nissan and Ferrari (
kako li će guru preživeti Ferrari kola, to mu je kao da tih 40 modela saseku na 30 
), alongside real-life tracks including Eiger Nordwand, a London city track and Sukuka. Futhermore, there's improved artificial intelligent for "the toughest challenge yet", according to Sony.
Finally, this taster also includes a host of online modes: a 16-player online multiplayer, global online rankings, a My Garage homepage for you to show off your achievements, Gran Turismo TV and an online dealership that provides plenty of info on the cars plus manufacturers.
While there's currently no specific date for the game's European arrival, just consider yourself lucky: Sony hasn't made even the tiniest suggestive peep about when Gran Turismo 5 Prologue is racing to North America.
