How many ovals do you want? We know that we will have Daytona, Indy, and Test Track, and I would put money on Twin Ring still being included. With NASCAR being in I would hope that they grab something smaller than the Super Speedways, but I doubt they will be snagging every oval out there.another issue I see is that they won't have enough ovals (don't diss if im wrong I haven't read this forum through yet)
Throw in a short track, like Bristol, and you have yourself something that is at least representative of the full series. I worry that they are ignoring short tracks and so the image of NASCAR to those unfamiliar with the series will be of massive, wide tracks, and "boring" racing. Throw in some short tracks and see how boring people think it is when you practically have to trade paint.Daytona (10 laps), Twin Ring Motegi Superspeedway (10 laps), Indianapolis (8 laps), Test Course (5 laps) & Infineon (5 laps).
Perfect championship for inside the GT mode.
Then add the Daytona 500 & Brickyard (Indy) 400 as endurance races.
Throw in a short track, like Bristol, and you have yourself something that is at least representative of the full series. I worry that they are ignoring short tracks and so the image of NASCAR to those unfamiliar with the series will be of massive, wide tracks, and "boring" racing. Throw in some short tracks and see how boring people think it is when you practically have to trade paint.
Bristol,Phoenix,Daytona,Indy and Darlington. are my choices.
Tokyo Game Show 2009
IGN: How many different locations will we see in the game?
Yamauchi-There's 20 locations and there's going to be 70 different types of courses that are going to be in those locations.
Now that I watched the interview again, it does sound quite good that we'll see many tracks (more than we saw in GT4) Perhaps all being transferred over?
Tokyo Game Show 2009
IGN: How many different locations will we see in the game?
Yamauchi-There's 20 locations and there's going to be 70 different types of courses that are going to be in those locations.
Now that I watched the interview again, it does sound quite good that we'll see many tracks (more than we saw in GT4) Perhaps all being transferred over?
and I completely agree with your explanation as there is no way we will have less tracks than GT4
P.S why isn't the desert track in the 458 and FT86 videos counted that track looks fantastic
Tokyo Game Show 2009
IGN: How many different locations will we see in the game?
Yamauchi-There's 20 locations and there's going to be 70 different types of courses that are going to be in those locations.
Now that I watched the interview again, it does sound quite good that we'll see many tracks (more than we saw in GT4) Perhaps all being transferred over?
Tokyo Game Show 2009
IGN: How many different locations will we see in the game?
Yamauchi-There's 20 locations and there's going to be 70 different types of courses that are going to be in those locations.
Tokyo Game Show 2009
IGN: How many different locations will we see in the game?
Yamauchi-There's 20 locations and there's going to be 70 different types of courses that are going to be in those locations.
Now that I watched the interview again, it does sound quite good that we'll see many tracks (more than we saw in GT4) Perhaps all being transferred over?
Now, what are the new (or re-introduced) 20?
Indianapolis Motor Speedway is one!
Daytona International Speedway is two!
Eiger Nordwand is three!
....too lazy to continue.
I have to point that in GT4 layout variations were considered tracks, so as each variation of fuji layout count as a track:
Indianapolis Motor Speedway - GP course
Indianapolis Motor Speedway - Superspeedway
Daytona International Speedway - Road Course
Daytona International Speedway - Superspeedway Course
Eiger Nordwand
London
London - Possible Longer Version
Top Gear TT
Maybe I've forgot some track....
Yes, that' why I said there's 50 tracks in GT4, despite the many variations. So yes, we'll likely see variations of these tracks too. The TT demo track is a variation of Indianapolis (GP circuit). So we may be talking about only 10 brand new tracks. Who knows, though?