Gran Turismo (PlayStation Portable)

Gran Turismo
Developer: Polyphony Digital Publisher: Sony Computer Entertainment Platform: PlayStation Portable Released internationally: October 1, 2009 This game has unused areas. This game has unused graphics. This game has unused text. This game has revisional differences. This game has a prerelease article

To do: Get as much info on GT4 Mobile and E3/Gamescom 2009 versions to the prerelease section.

Gran Turismo for the PlayStation Portable (not to be confused with the original) is Polyphony Digital's attempt to bring the series to a portable device. Originally announced as Gran Turismo 4 Mobile at E3 2004, it was considered vaporware for around 4-5 years before finally releasing in October 2009. Unfortunately, this game lacks a real career mode and here began the terrible tradition of having regional duplicates of many cars - most of them because they were on previous games' discs on every region.

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Prerelease Info

Cars A lot of car-related stuff is missing from the game.

Tracks Many tracks that were planned for the game went unused.

Cheat Codes

GTPSP has a cheat codes that, like that of GT4's/Tourist Trophy's, went undiscovered for nearly 15 years (however, unlike those, there is no in-game day requirement). Enter the following codes in the main menu:

• 99,000,000 Cr: Hold Start + Select + L, then press Down, Square, Down, Left, Right, Triangle, Right, Square, Up, Down, Up, Down
• All cars unlocked: Hold Start + Select + R, then press Up, Right, Left, Left, Square, Up, Right, Right, Up, Triangle, Right, Up

Note that all cars unlocked code will grant the player each car in respective car's first color only.

(Source: pez2k, Nenkai)

Unused Cameras

Normally, the game has 4 different cameras: bumper (value 0), cockpit (value 26), roof (value 6) and chase (value 1). Starting from these values, it is possible to access a number of unused cameras; moreover, most of them have their own name. If the camera itself is missing, the game will show up a superzoomed internal cam.

Value	Name	Description	In-game Picture
0	DRIVER	Bumper Cam (used)
1	CHASE	Chase Cam (used)
2	-Missing-	-Unknown-
3	MIRROR_L	Left Mirror
4	MIRROR_R	Right Mirror
5	NOSE	Car's "nose"
6	BONNET	Bonnet (used)
7	ROOF	Roof
8	BACK	Roof rear view
9	TAIL	Car's "tail"
10	SIDE_L	Car's interior, left side
11	SIDE_R	Car's interior, right side
12	FENDER_L	Left fender -missing-
13	FENDER_R	Right fender -missing-
14	WHEEL_FL	Front-left wheel
15	WHEEL_FR	Front-right wheel
16	WHEEL_RL	Rear-left wheel
17	WHEEL_RR	Rear-right wheel
18	OPTION_1	Rear (changes from car to car)
19	OPTION_2	Front (changes from car to car)
20	CHASE3	Chase cam 3 -missing-
21	CHAR1	-Unknown-
22	CHAR2	-Unknown-
23	CHAR3	-Unknown-
24	CHAR4	-Unknown-
25	DRIVER2	Driver Cam -missing-
26	INCAR	Cockpit cam (used)
27	INCAR_BACK	Rear-view interior cam
28	INCAR1	Interior cam 1
29	INCAR2	Interior cam 2
30	LOCAL_AUTO	Customizable fixed cam
31	DEFAULT	Customizable fixed cam (interior model)
32	-Missing-	Customizable fixed cam (interior model)
33	STANDING	Zoomed out chase cam
34	ROLLING	Driving challenge fail cam

Here's the command list of the customizable cams:
Left Stick : Rotate camera.
D-Pad Up/Down : Move camera forward/backward.
R + D-Pad Up/Down : Zoom camera in/out.
R + D-Pad Left/Right : Tilt camera left/right.
L + D-Pad : Move camera up/down/left/right.
L + Left Stick : Move camera faster up/down/left/right.
Some examples:

Revisional Differences

Several early Japanese copies came with a different opening movie, which included "Moon Over the Castle" as the theme song.

Early Japan	Later versions

"gt5m" Strings

To do: Find the early video in question, and compare further the game's VOL format (and what's inside it, such as how tracks are internally named) to that of GT5's.

Although the game is largely based on assets from Gran Turismo 4 (as it was originally planned as a mobile version of that game), it is internally referred as "gt5m", which (likely) stands for Gran Turismo 5 Mobile. Evidence of this can be found in an early video, where the game displays the string course_gt5m_spec in the bottom part of the track selection screen. Additionally, the game was developed in tandem with Gran Turismo 5, as many of cars and tracks that ended up appearing there (or had appeared in Gran Turismo 5 Prologue) are also listed in the PSP game's files, and the similarity of the internal structure between GT5 and GTPSP. Additionally, a teaser for GT5 is included in the game's ending sequence.

Additionally, several files and folders in the game's GT.VOL file use the "gt5m" codename, such as:

advertise/gt5m-us/XX/
image/piece_gt5m/
piece_gt5m/
projects/gt5m/
scripts/gt5m/
textdata/gt5m/

In addition to that, "gt5m" strings can also be found near VersionApplication strings in the console's RAM.