The mention of moving these to "other locations" gave me an idea. PD could create more fictional closed street courses similar to Tokyo Expressway to fill out some more of the track roster. Unlike getting real-life street circuits like Long Beach and Monaco, PD could avoid licensing costs by simply making regionally-themed fictional street circuits.Considering that Routes 5 and 11 were directly inspired by the Tokyo Expressway, so that there would be no more spiritual space to add them again after the addition of the various routes from Tokyo Expressway, as some claim; so in my opinion it would be no problem to bring Route 5 and 11 reinvented for other locations or even in racetrack format, as long as they kept the excellent track.
Kaz could look kindly on this project devised by GT Planet users:
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It's far simpler than that, Kaz just likes driving on the real one, so he wanted it in his game as well.I feel like tokyo expressway was made a tribute to midnight club in Japan.
Drive the track at night you can feel the days of Japans most secretive street racing gang.
Apparently most race cars' names have been simplified, meaning that the best bet is for Polyphony to add the rest of these cars as livery variations integrated into the color selection (they've done this with a few Gr. 3 cars), similar to the Project CARS series where you have one car but various liveries (real and fictional) are there.That would be the perfect opportunity to fill the 2016 Super GT series. In 2016, there was 14 cars running in GT500.
Due to the current 20 car limit we have in game, that leave us with 6 extra spots for GT300. We can fill those spots with cars that we already have in game, but it would be awesome to have a Super GT car by Subaru/Toyota.
I wonder if I will live to see the day where I can fully recreate the Super GT series with a full grid of 43 cars...
They like to half assed stuff so this doesn't surprise me lolJust a shame he didn’t link them all together to make a circuit the size of the Nurburgring.
Now that would give me a reason to drive on it.Just a shame he didn’t link them all together to make a circuit the size of the Nurburgring.
Yes please. December would be perfect. PD can come out of the office and attend the final race of the (V8)Supercars season at Adelaide. Oh the joy of having this circuit added to the game.It would be nice have a new street city circuit. Something like amalfi or new tork from gt4. It would look stunning
Yes please. December would be perfect. PD can come out of the office and attend the final race of the (V8)Supercars season at Adelaide. Oh the joy of having this circuit added to the game.
A Sierra RS500 Cosworth with Ford/Chevy V8 engine swap & wide body (not something I’m ordinarily a fan of). And you can create those crazy UK Thundersaloons.Ford Sierra Cosworth
Lexus LFA
Bugatti Chiron
Pretty please.
Have you seen this?
It appears a new track gameplay and new cars
0:43 is just a second gt7 HUD includedNo, that is all live action footage.
Yes it was discussed in a couple of other threads. It's a promo video made locally by Sony Brasil, it's highly unlikely to relate to the game itself just as most live action trailers for games rarely do. That section is just real footage shot with a drone, a bit of motion blur added to make it look like a game and the HUD added in post.0:43 is just a second gt7 HUD included
Sorry,its a confusing ad and missed the news threadYes it was discussed in a couple of other threads. It's a promo video made locally by Sony Brasil, it's highly unlikely to relate to the game itself just as most live action trailers for games rarely do. That section is just real footage shot with a drone, a bit of motion blur added to make it look like a game and the HUD added in post.
The cars are all real and the track they're driving on is a private local one that doesn't host any racing, Autódromo Capuava. Chances of it coming to the game close to zero.