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It depends on your definition of real, really. It also may depend upon whether you might actually want us to venture into this guessing game, but I do get the point.
Graphics = mind-blowing (for some of us).
I love the Gran Turismo franchise, but as of this writing, I'm still on only 98% completetion on GT3, so I still have work to do there, and my more than 3-year-old copy of GT4, which is inoperable due to some scratching, has not yet been replaced. (My PS2 might also have been stolen within the past two years, but I haven't really bothered to check if that's really the case.)
Back to the graphics debate for a minute: Graphics to me, however, are not the be-all-end-all in gaming. I'm not trying to beat down another way, but some just promote the 'realism' in handful of games and the consoles which employ them, and expect that's an instant sell / winning point. I much prefer the whole gaming experience, and above all, sustainable 'replayability' (being able to continually play the game for hours on end without depreciation or lackluster enthusiasm) ; and for what it's worth, I prefer an actually enjoyable game.
That aside, Shauk: did you manage to get ahold of the GT5 demo? I know it's probably two or more yeears old now, but I'm sure it gives the basic 'feel' for what you are expecting to receive in this latest installment.
(Oh, and to half-answer your question: none of the above cars are "real", as either half are either computer-generated graphics, or concept cars. On the other hand, they are all still real, being that if you were to point one out, the next person could logically follow which one you meant, ergo: it exists.)
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As human beings, our greatness lies not so much in being able to remake the world (that is the myth of the Atomic Age) as in being able to remake ourselves. —Mohandas K. Gandhi
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