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1. #GRAN TURISMO 5 XL EDITION WIKI INSTALL#
2. #GRAN TURISMO 5 XL EDITION WIKI UPDATE#
3. #GRAN TURISMO 5 XL EDITION WIKI PS3#
4. #GRAN TURISMO 5 XL EDITION WIKI SERIES#

Once you got what you need, let’s get started! While this tutorial is long, my goal with this thread is to help you get all the DLC’s you want and to break it down enough so even those who have never done this sort of thing can do it. GT5 Save Editor (latest version is v0.0.10.3) GT5 save game with at least one car in the garage (Not the backup save, but the other)

#GRAN TURISMO 5 XL EDITION WIKI PS3#

As long as the PS3 can read it, you should be fine) USB flash drive (one in FAT32 format is preferred since the PS3 supports it, most flash drives are FAT32. Since the relevant area to activate the DLC has been found in the save data, unless you can't run this new save editor, theirs absolutely no reason to follow these old guides anymore.With that out of the way, here’s what you need to get started. However, it's a flawed and outdated strategy no longer worth following. To be fair though, I understand why these part swap guides exist because, for a long time, that was about as much as you could do with save editing.

And that means all the DLC, cars, tracks, paints, gear, everything that was available before can be obtained here and it’ll be as if you actually own it, but with even less inconveniences. This tutorial is way easier, way less time-consuming, the cars you get are actually the real deal, you won’t lose them on 2.12 and beyond and you can even get them on the latest update. I think a method to get some of the tracks exists already, but I don’t know much about it.So with all these reasons, I have listed not to follow these part swap guides that have been around for years, why should you follow the one I have here? Simply put, you won’t have any of the issues I mentioned above. I don’t really know what to say about those because I haven’t seen much about them via save editing. Note: When I say all this, I am referring to DLC cars and not tracks, paints, or gear-related DLC. Having to add a car ticket, go into the game and redeem it and then load your save game again into a save editor again to swap parts and such can be a little time-consuming depending on how many cars you add. This can be a problem if you updated beyond 2.12, want the DLC, but don’t want to delete your game data since you have stuff you don’t want to lose.Ĥ. Due to the nature of how updates 2.12 and beyond will reset whatever cars you do part swaps to, you can’t really follow tutorials like the one I linked above as a result. You cannot do this on updates 2.12 and beyond. I say “most likely” because I have had some instances where I didn't lose them, but it’s hit or miss as to how it occurs.ģ.

#GRAN TURISMO 5 XL EDITION WIKI UPDATE#

If you update beyond 2.12 and then view the car in the garage, theirs a chance you will lose that car. Since the game still displays the name of whatever donor car you used and internally still recognizes it as that donor car, it knows you swapped parts to get it. You’ll most likely lose them if you go to update 2.12 and beyond. The name changer alters the car's name elsewhere and not what you see here, don’t let anyone tell you otherwise.Ģ. And no the name changer in GE 1.3.1 will NOT fix what is in the white text box.

#GRAN TURISMO 5 XL EDITION WIKI SERIES#

This is what I mean by it not being the “real deal”, it’s literally just a series of part swaps and nothing more, you could say it’s “fake”. Internally, the game still knows you used a donor car for this. Whereas if it was, it would have the car's real name (Cobra 427 S/C Chrome Line) and it’d be asking you to reinstall it. (no joke) With this tutorial, you can get everything from DLC cars, tracks, paints, and gear with ease! Before I begin, I need to address the big elephant in the room here because I feel like this needs to be said:Īs you can see, it still displays the name of my donor car (Cobra 427 ‘66), even though I swapped all of its parts, and is therefore not what it should be. I could not find a better way if I tried. I’ve been playing GT5 for nearly a decade now and I can honestly say this is the fastest, easiest and best method of getting the DLC I have ever seen. (good luck finding another tutorial like that)

This even includes cars like the XJ13 and Edge Camaro that were only available in certain countries! That said, this can also be done on the latest update without issue.

#GRAN TURISMO 5 XL EDITION WIKI INSTALL#

No need to install them into the game data, no need to connect to PSN, and best of all, what you get is the actual DLC cars and not some fake part swap that you’ll most likely lose if you update beyond 2.12. Thanks to some recent discoveries, it is now possible to get them just by editing your save game. Ever wanted the DLC in GT5, but can’t get it due to it being pulled from PSN or maybe you had it once and lost it and have been unable to get it back again? Well, look no further than this tutorial, literally.