Interlagos is Coming to Gran Turismo Sport

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This is the discussion thread for a recent post on GTPlanet:

Interlagos is Coming to Gran Turismo Sport
It looks like the famous Brazilian circuit is heading to GT Sport after all.

This article was published by Kyle Patrick (@SlipZtrEm) on April 18th, 2017 in the Gran Turismo Sport category.

 

[MisterWaffles]

INB4 the Interlagos licence suddenly becomes free and every racing game suddenly has it featured.

 

[sems4arsenal]

A very very welcomed addition, lovely track.

 

[Yui-san]

Great news, glad to see this track finally included!! 👍 Hopefully Senna's cars from GT6 will be included as well...

 

[sangdude82]

Holy 🤬!!! "It's happening!!!!!"

 

[scholesy1899]

So Senna tribute was enough to convince? Foundation or whoever?

Good on you WSR, insane 98T and AES sounds.

I can't hear any in the beta???!!??!!

 

[JoaoSilva]

Great , great addition!

 

[jake2013guy]

INB4 the Interlagos licence suddenly becomes free and every racing game suddenly has it featured.

Possibly coming to Project CARS 2 in DLC.

 

[bdj57]

Thank you very much! @SlipZtrEm to put this on GTP homepage. I appreciate it

 

[Cocomoto]

Amazing news, as a brazilian, i always missed and dreamed about this track on GT games!

 

[-Fred-]

INB4 the Interlagos licence suddenly becomes free and every racing game suddenly has it featured.

I could see it happen.

 

[Lukanyon]

NOW I'M BUYING THIS GAME!!!*




*Just kidding, still not sure.

 

[TetsuKobura]

Maybe it's because of my patriotism, or because I went there last year, but I'd much prefer COTA to be added in the game over Interlagos. Hopefully it gets added by release.

 

[MisterWaffles]

Possibly coming to Project CARS 2 in DLC.

I find it funny that we live in the day and age where games aren't even out yet and developers are already planning DLC. Interlagos better be coming to Project CARS 2 as free DLC, or I'm not buying that pack and I'm sticking to GT Sport for my interlagos needs.

 

[jake2013guy]

I find it funny that we live in the day and age where games aren't even out yet and developers are already planning DLC. Interlagos better be coming to Project CARS 2 as free DLC, or I'm not buying that pack and I'm sticking to GT Sport for my interlagos needs.

Erm. No. It was a community request a few months ago and probably not scanned yet. DLC done well creates more interest in the game and potentially increases the life of the game from both a developer and consumer standpoint. The DLC packs in PC1 were unbelievably cheap and even if you wanted a car from that, it was the same price per car of other franchises for the whole pack anyway.

 

[GTRacer22]

Maybe it's because of my patriotism

Probably that.

 

[Ameer67]

Seriously, Porsche, now this? Good stuff, Polyphony. 👍

 

[Antonio_1989]

 

[RACECAR]

INB4 the Interlagos licence suddenly becomes free and every racing game suddenly has it featured.

Wait, who's handling the license like that? Thought this already was available to everyone, unless this is a Joke/reference to Porsche?

 

[ss3]

I was not expecting that!! Never really wanted Interlagos, but Okay it's another track so I can't complain

 

[JoaoSilva]

Maybe it's because of my patriotism, or because I went there last year, but I'd much prefer COTA to be added in the game over Interlagos. Hopefully it gets added by release.

It most likely is because of those two reasons , because Interlagos is a much more historical track than COTA , but of course , to each their own.

 

[Johnnypenso]

I find it funny that we live in the day and age where games aren't even out yet and developers are already planning DLC. Interlagos better be coming to Project CARS 2 as free DLC, or I'm not buying that pack and I'm sticking to GT Sport for my interlagos needs.

It's called long range planning. It's a trait that successful businesses share.

 

[Northstar]

So GTS will feature things that actually exist? This is great news!!!

Seriously though, it's great to see Interlagos finally getting some love outside of F1 games.

 

[jake2013guy]

It's called long range planning. It's a trait that successful businesses share.

Especially if it's what people want.

 

[dimassa19]

Amazing news, as a brazilian, i always missed and dreamed about this track on GT games!

I dream since 2006...

 

[JoaoSilva]

It's called long range planning. It's a trait that successful businesses share.

Or ripping people off.

 

[05XR8]

I find it funny that we live in the day and age where games aren't even out yet and developers are already planning DLC. Interlagos better be coming to Project CARS 2 as free DLC, or I'm not buying that pack and I'm sticking to GT Sport for my interlagos needs.

Definitely a welcome addition to the GT franchise. Only problem is, does it have the bumpiness of the real track? Can one simulate real race conditions(hot, hazy, rainy, drying line on a cloudy day)?
Maybe formula cars in DLC.

Once again, awesome that it's in, but it can't be driven in proper changeable conditions. Hey, maybe in another 5-6-7years down the road.

 

[HellzFire]

OMG

IM DEAD

 

[cutmeamango]

INB4 the Interlagos licence suddenly becomes free and every racing game suddenly has it featured.

They must be selling concessions cheap because the public ship is sinking.
TV Globo is probably not minding right now since they'll probably nab the company that deals with rights of use (that they shadow manage already, anyway).

Definitely a welcome addition to the GT franchise. Only problem is, does it have the bumpiness of the real track? Can one simulate real race conditions(hot, hazy, rainy, drying line on a cloudy day)?
Maybe formula cars in DLC.

Once again, awesome that it's in, but it can't be driven in proper changeable conditions. Hey, maybe in another 5-6-7years down the road.

The real track doesn't have ondulations anymore so I'd be surprised since that picture tells me it's the 2016-2017 version.

 

[Northstar]

Or ripping people off.

Nobody has a gun to your head (as far as I know).

They only inquired about the license a month or so ago, it takes time to arrange a timeframe to scan the track and even more time to actually scan and model it.

It also costs money.