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Unfortunately for us addicted and waiting for the Gran Turismo, it will be requiring the new custom firmware 6.00. So unless you got the new cfw enabler installed in your portable handhelds guys, I doubt you will be able to play this new and exciting game. Bummer.

According to reports from TheSixthAxis, SCEA released a voucher code to some websites so they could review the game. The download is approximately 937MB in size and requires the latest 6.00 to work. This is not really surprising at all considering that Sony has always been requiring a mandatory installation of firmware 5.55 that comes along with the UMD.

But for those of you who wants a less hassle installation when Gran Turismo comes out on October 1, better download the new firmware 6.00 before getting your hands on this latest Sony game.

Polyphony Digital has just released spanking new pictures of their much-awaited racing game, the Gran Turismo. Here are two car models from the popular game for the PSP. The pictures are taken in various angles so you can have a better vision of what lies ahead for the game’s graphical genius.

There’s the blue Corvette topdown convertible with small but glaring headlights (to say the least) and big wheels that will surely take you to speed. The mugs look amazingly real, you’d think this wasn’t a cut off from some portable game. It looks amazingly the same as a Jaguar car model used in one of the teen movies from the 90s. There’s a touch of classical vintage to it but at the same time, it commands attention by its sheer beauty.

Then there’s the gray Corvetter sports car that has spectacular pairs of wheels. The hubcap will surely take your breath away as it speeds on the Gran Turismo road. It looks a little bit like the blue Corvette although it is much shorter in length compared to the other one.

I prefer having the blue one for my virtual car in Gran Turismo. It packs more color (obviously) and more attitude.

I’ve always been a fan of car-race games. May they be Need For Speed or Gran Turismo (or even those simple, classic one in the old GameBoy), I always have this thing for any vehicle that moves… and I want them fast, too.

These screenshots of the Gran Turismo are not from the actual game itself (although those that have been previously released are awesome, to say the least); rather, some site believes these are from the cutscenes of the Gran Turismo for the Playstation Portable.

There’s some clean-cut graphics going on there, and I’m pretty sure we’ll be blown away once this is released to the market.

Gran Turismo PSP will launch on October 1 for the PSP Go. But fret not, I believe the creators of Gran Turismo will soon be working out on the different compatibility formats of the game for each version of the popular handheld console.

In a Famitsu magazine interview with Polyphony Digital CEO Kazunori Yamauchi, he revealed that they aren’t planning to include a DLC for the soon-to-be-released Gran Turismo Playstation Portable.

“We’re making the PSP Gran Turismo with the feeling of how would we make the first game in the series now, in 2009,” said Yamauchi. “So, we wanted to make the content fulfilling for those playing for the first time. And so, we made the composition of the software simple as well. We made it so it won’t tie in with the separate business of network downloads.”

But even without the DLC, Yamauchi guaranteed an 800-plus cars and 35 tracks with 60 layout variations… All that is expected to run at a full 60fps.

I have always been a sucker for car-racing games so I can’t wait until this one is released and I get to try it out for myself. I don’t think I will even notice that it comes without DLC, the 800-plus cars to choose from is blinding me from all defects that might come out once I purchased it.

The Gran Turismo for PSP is set for an October 1 release in the US.