no flat, tight, and narrow street courses like London, Madrid, and Hong Kong.
I would love to have Hong Kong in HD. City courses are more of a pain - how easy was it for some of you to learn to navigate Citta Di Aria at high speed?! But I really want to experience them with updated graphics and this new physics.never really cared for either of those though of the two I would rather have Hong Kong
According to a few articles I've read, they have all the data from every game sitting in their hard drives, so it wouldn't be from scratch. I want all those GT1 and 2 tracks too.Some of my favorites from GT2, Red Rock Valley, Rome Night my not have a chance since they have to be started from scratch.
It depends. When tracks were added to Prologue, the game was updated to take them into account. I've been mentioning this off and on, that PD needs to make these new track assets incorporate into the single player game somehow, like they did with Prologue.The problem with DLC circuits is that you can´t use them in any championship, any race event in GT Mode! They can´t include winner trophies for them...additional circuits via DLC are only playable in arcade mode and that sucks big time! :/
At this stage any additional tracks that are half decent and PS3 quality would be welcomed by me.
By half decent I mean no flat, tight, and narrow street courses like London, Madrid, and Hong Kong. More flowing, undulating courses are preferable.
I would love to have Hong Kong in HD. City courses are more of a pain - how easy was it for some of you to learn to navigate Citta Di Aria at high speed?! But I really want to experience them with updated graphics and this new physics.
I guess the track's purpose was as a proving grounds but I never actually used it for that. It was too long with too many opportunities for mistakes. The best proving grounds in GT history was the Driving Park road course from GT4. It was short, easy to memorize, technical and varied. It gave you a good idea of what really mattered to a car's handling - low speed transitions, putting power down out of tight corners, trail braking and stuff like that.What about Complex String?
mack83The problem with DLC circuits is that you can´t use them in any championship, any race event in GT Mode! They can´t include winner trophies for them...additional circuits via DLC are only playable in arcade mode and that sucks big time! :/
Bottom line: they are bragging 15th anniversary,so all the iconic tracks from the last 15 years should be on the disc from day one.
We don't know what form gt mode will take. There may be seasons combined with gt life...or an event creator for offline.
Good chance SSR11 is coming back, the Test Course was in GT1, but I think it's been replaced by SSR X, can't remember, but I think Driving Park was in it or some aspect of it maybe in the license test.
Maybe they can throw in a GT1 as a bonus disc, upscaled in quality as a 15th anniversary special.
What about Complex String?
Apricot Hill, Midfield, Seattle, Sonoma and New York would be great to have back.
With the exception of Seattle (with the jumps), all make for some great racing.
ZZ-III love these jumps in seattle
1. if SSR11 is back (I'm pretty sure it is) It should have a non chicane version as well as the "Deadly" chicane version.
2. Rerelease of GT1 would be clutch. Not likely to happen but clutch.
It has occured to me (possibly from the picture posted earlier) That there should be an SSR5/11/7? combined circuit. Kinda like the 24 hour circuit at the Nurburgring. THAT would be an epic 15th anniversary present, don't ya think? I mean imagine all the enduros.
EDIT: Here is that picture
PD just don't talk straight, they talk in riddles and vagueness. They also only have one mouthpiece, two if you count the translator.
I'm not sure why people are so sure on SSR11 based solely on the map appearing in the video briefly. The amount of things PD show in trailers that doesn't come to fruition is too damn high.
Don't forget different languages have different way that sentences are made and different cultures have a different way of saying things.
Kaz not speaking English at all and Translator san being native Japanese can lead to somewhat vague and ambiguous information.
It could be even worse; Kaz speaking Japanese and translator san being from another country. first translating Japanese to his own language and then translate that to English
Just curious. What are some examples?
An Event creator doesn't do much in my opinion. I personally will only enjoy a career mode that is designed by the creators. Making an event yourself should only add longevity to the game, not necessarily the integral experience for the single player mode.
What if you could create, save, and share your own full-blown Championship Seasons that properly reward you with XP, Cash, miles logged, and Prize items like cars, tickets, tuning parts, etc?
You might be the only GT player on earth for whom such a thing wouldn't "do much"... Cahm on main! :0