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Subscribe to this threadGT5 Prologue: More tracks, more cars and one bad-ass Ford GT
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Tsunami Racer @ Nov 19th 2007 2:26PM
how much are PS3's running these days? i hear it's worth it just for this game and for the blue-ray disc player.
Chaz @ Nov 19th 2007 2:30PM
That's true, the PS3 (now $399 with a 40gb HD, $499 with an 80gb) is currently the least expensive Blu-Ray player on the market. That's a good basis to buy it too, but yeah, I too will be getting it for GT5.