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Yamauchi-san also elaborated on his press conference claim that GT4 features a completely new physics engine that makes the cars perform in a more realistic manner. [Fussbett says: Is it REALLY more realistic though? Really? How do I really truly know it's more real?]

He revealed that GT4 had been tested against real-life trials on the Tsukuba race course in Japan, and that professional drivers had clocked times which were virtually identical to the performance of expert GT4 players, proving that the game is as close to real racing as possible. [Fussbett says: THANK CHRIST!]

Off the race track, Yamauchi also says that GT4 will offer gamers a more rewarding experience. Players will be able to visit virtual museums to take a closer look at GT4's classic cars (and take them for a spin, of course), and second-hand car dealers will also be available where players can test drive motors that are five or ten years old to see how they compare to their shiny new counterparts. [Fussbett says: It's as if they described the happiest day of my life]