Gran Turismo 6 coming to PS3
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PD never fails to disappoint...
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If this image is to be believed (not sure if it is legitimate) then Brands Hatch is confirmed
"Classic GT COURSES requested by fans"!
Rome Classic?
Rome Night?
Apricot Hill?
Midfield?
Red Rock Valley Speedway?!
I don't want to get my hopes up, but I can certainly see maybe 2 or 3 of these tracks being in GT6.
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Create tracks from you real-life drives and favourites routes with the new GPS data feature.
If that was one of the smartphones-features and not requiring some kind of eletronic box mounted in the car, it would be amazing. Drive around your favorite supermarket parking lot and get the layout into GT6 with nice surroundings made by GT6. *dream*
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The track map for SSR11 was spotted in the latest trailer.
If Top Gear Test Track is going to go away as rumored, that leaves room for another track. Rome Classic could be represented as track variations for the GT5 Rome Circuit and not count as a completely new track.
2 new "classic" tracks is the bare minimum they need to have "Classic GT courses requested by fans" written on the game box.
Anyway, with "33 locations" (pretty sure they mean "tracks"), "71 layouts", Brands Hatch, Silverstone, and Top Gear Test Track as a "placeholder" for any new track with a limited amount of layouts (including reverse ones), the track list is very likely to look like this to me:
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Maybe you can share the collected data by Smart phone too, and theoretically have all kinds of real life roadsections available (anyone going to drive around the Stelvio Pass next year?) through some sort of app.
If this is really without limitations you could also collect every trackday data and effectively recreate real life tracks ingame although for some reason (licenses) that might be blocked.
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Let's say PD has modeled over 100 premiums (which is really stretching it), taking out the standards altogether would give 400-500 cars? Which is of course plenty enough. Then again why not have those 400-500 cars, PLUS 800 more for those that want to drive them. Similarly GT5 would only have 200 cars. Standards are easily something they can just leave out, but if it adds hundred more for me to drive I don't see why not. If you're really bothered by the standards, just pretend they don't exist, and enjoy those 400-500 premiums. And we're talking about GT6 here, not GT5 so don't bring up trucks.
And this is to say we don't exactly know how those standards from GT5 translate to GT6, so let's not assume incompatibility with cockpit or photo mode yet, even if they're likely true. That's beside my point anyway.
I can see it panning out as:
-Roughly 600 "Premium" cars
-600 slightly improved standards (maybe one or two details in the cockpit, jaggies smoothed, pixelation smoothed a bit)
-Livery editor finally
-the 'thousands' of aerodynamic parts wont all be available on each car, maybe a handful for each
-Plenty of alloys to choose from though
-Fads like paint chips gone
-Better UI
-The physics will no doubt be better
-16 player multiplayer remains
-Potentially larger races in GT mode?
-Most sounds carried over from GT5
-More intricate tuning
Not quite sure what to make of this 'car creator' thing everyone is talking about. Course creator was hyped massively as this construction kit to create your ideal track on GT5 and turned out like it did.
I need more info before I jump into one of the "Its like GT5.5" or "Its an entirely new game" camps.
-Roughly 600 "Premium" cars
-600 slightly improved standards (maybe one or two details in the cockpit, jaggies smoothed, pixelation smoothed a bit)
-Livery editor finally
-the 'thousands' of aerodynamic parts wont all be available on each car, maybe a handful for each
-Plenty of alloys to choose from though
-Fads like paint chips gone
-Better UI
-The physics will no doubt be better
-16 player multiplayer remains
-Potentially larger races in GT mode?
-Most sounds carried over from GT5
-More intricate tuning
Not quite sure what to make of this 'car creator' thing everyone is talking about. Course creator was hyped massively as this construction kit to create your ideal track on GT5 and turned out like it did.
I need more info before I jump into one of the "Its like GT5.5" or "Its an entirely new game" camps.
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Where is the Jaguar pic from? Is it legitimate? It looks strange, a little.
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^^^Sweet heavens, the details on that Quattro.
Where are people getting these pics?
Where are people getting these pics?
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One interesting fact is that the Countach in the trailer is not listed as new to Gran Turismo. The interior also looks rather dark, but the exterior and the textures looks smooth and clean. Is that a standard car? If it is, that sets a new standard for the standards, so to speak.
...or is it a premium? It doesn't look as shiny as other premiums, but on the other hand it's an old model and car design has come a long way since the 70's. I simply can't tell.
...or is it a premium? It doesn't look as shiny as other premiums, but on the other hand it's an old model and car design has come a long way since the 70's. I simply can't tell.
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I know you have, that's why I mentioned the truck comment. But really, forget the standards and just enjoy whatever Premium models PD have done. There can only be so many and it's not like taking them away would give us much more. Yes, I'm repeating myself, and this will be the last of it. Promise.
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The Dino has a nice interior can't wait to preorder the game.
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