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This 'demo' was made just for the the GT Academy and nothing else. About the only thing you can take away from the demo is the car/track physics. The grass is made that way to prevent people abusing it and running off the course and gaining an advantage. The grass will likely be a bit more tame when it comes to GT5. The graphics are worse than GT5P just to keep the download size to a minimum, the GT5 graphics are much much better than what is shown in the 'demo'.
Hint, racing tires (slicks), momentum and wheel spin. Just because it says 5km on your speedometer, it only means your wheels are spinning at the force that will make you travel at 5km/h. In reality, you could be going at 8x that speed. As for a wheel on the grass, there's an instant loss of grip, and until it returns to the previous grip level or the entire car is gripped to the grass, it's going to spin when it's on two surfaces. More so if it'sthe rear wheel on the grass.
You've also got to remember that the average speed around the track is around 150km/h, much faster than any road legel speed limit in the country.
You've also got to remember that the average speed around the track is around 150km/h, much faster than any road legel speed limit in the country.
As frustrating the grass is I've grown up with the knowledge that when your in a racing game you never go off the road. My first racing game was need for speed high stakes and the grass physics have hardly changed. The only thing that has changed is the graphics and boy are the graphics amazing on GT5! So the only way your going to fix the grass physics is to learn to like them.
... I'm sure it'll be ok though
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