It seemed that the fuss around Gran Turismo 5 will not end just yet, despite already available worldwide. The game itself is pretty much full of entertaining tales, with the most famous ones being the delay that made the game took some 6 years to develop. Quick to the point, some gamers have already ridiculed the much acclaimed racing sim as being awfully crafted.

Yes, the game was awesome as itself, much like how previous GT games were also very fun. GT5 is full of bugs and flaws, though many diehard fans are in denial. Creator Kazunori Yamauchi has revealed that fixes are planned, and should arrive by early December. Unrealistic having cosmetic damage yet the car still goes on and on, is very unlike Gran Turismo.

What exactly do these fixes include? Mechanical damage will be added to the existing cosmetic damage, the “blocky shadows” will be resolved, online functionality will be increased and the ability to disable the HUD is mentioned as a possible option.

Whatever your gripes with the game may be, it’s nice to hear that Polyphony Digital is listening. And fast. The ability to implement fixes and dole them out by way of a download is a far cry better from the old days of waiting for the next generation game. Probably have to think the Internet for that.

SOURCE via Joystiq