GT6 Screenshots / Videos

[JTB10000]

Nice in part 6 they get working suspension. Maybe part 7 real engine voices.

That's the way I'm thinking about it. They focused on the driving physics this iteration; maybe their main focus for the next will be the engine sounds, hopefully.

 

[TheDabbinDave]

Dat snow cloud trail!

There is another video with this car on this track with AI cars, they look like they are farting cotton balls. Nowhere near the plume that this video, err, gif is showing.

 

[GT-R_EMOKID]

Wha..?! So GT6 has the 2010 & 2011 Nascars? Then why weren't they in the Dealership?

They're in the "NASCAR" section under Recommended cars.

 

[thestig11]

I though, oh no an electric hill climb vehicle, maybe a bad sound and rather slow, but then i found this:


Rather the opposite of what i expected. Hopefully we get all of the gopro views aswell

 

[lancia delta hf]

The more i see the more i feel embarressed for PD, The sound, The chasing of the rabbit and the selection of cars you race against are just so laughable i can not take PD seriously, There is surely no way anyone from PD plays these games

 

[TheeFrogmanlego]

Some guy told me that the SVT cobra is premium? can any one check that out?

 

[bodger]

And the people still look like low quality toy dolls.

Disagree, I think they look pretty good really.

 

[haubi]

couldn't agree more... @lancia delta hf everyone is always talking about kaz being such a perfectionist...
I really think he lost the privilege to be called a perfectionist after gt5...
From what I have seen, GT6 seems to be a major disappointment, lacking features even GT5 should have had.

I really hope there will be major updates over the next months, if not I might really regret pre-ordering this!

 

[shirakawaa]

Some guy told me that the SVT cobra is premium? can any one check that out?

It's an upgraded Standard. Not quite Premium.
I don't have enough credits to purchase it unfortunately.

 

[gtuned]

So... I've been told that the 2000gt is actually premium, and not an upgraded standard.

 

[TheeFrogmanlego]

It's an upgraded Standard. Not quite Premium.
I don't have enough credits to purchase it unfortunately.

Aww the guy told me it had " gallery view" Liar XD . but iv seen the pictures you have been posting. they look like forza cars minus the current gen headlights.

 

[Shtefffph14]

I won't say M. Yamauchi is a perfectionnist after GT5 and what i've seen until now on GT6. But he sure is a true passionnate.

 

[Bounkazz]

That makes me want to hang myself. The sound is awful and the car selection is absurdely terrible.

With each day passing I think I'm just gonna pick up GT6 when it's on the discount bin in Amazon for $15.

Same here. I'm not buying it at day one. Waste of money. Might even get it second hand on eBay or something.

 

[JAHHAJ]

So... I've been told that the 2000gt is actually premium, and not an upgraded standard.

Apparently there's two, a premium and a standard.

 

[ildd]

Apparently there's two, a premium and a standard.

The premium is 1967 and the standard is a 1981 Celica

 

[jonjwlee]

I feel as though Kaz is a perfectionist to such an unbending degree that he really hates implementing something unless it is absolutely perfect, and when he finally does give in he really struggles to make anything good out of it. It seems like he's the type of guy in university who doesn't submit his assignments on time because he wants to take his time to do it properly, and when he's finally forced to actually be on time for once, he makes a complete hash of it. It's probably why the company insists on creating everything in house down to each car and track, why the damage, sounds and AI seem half-arsed, why there's a bizarre mix of highly-detailed Premium cars and low-poly Standard cars.

Right now, I think his ambitions far, far outstrip his team's capabilities. I'm sure little, if anything about this game reaches the standards he sets himself to do. But I still think his best work is ahead of him.

 

[Bounkazz]

I feel as though Kaz is a perfectionist to such an unbending degree that he really hates implementing something unless it is absolutely perfect, and when he finally does give in he really struggles to make anything good out of it. It seems like he's the type of guy in university who doesn't submit his assignments on time because he wants to take his time to do it properly, and when he's finally forced to actually be on time for once, he makes a complete hash of it. It's probably why the company insists on creating everything in house down to each car and track, why the damage, sounds and AI seem half-arsed, why there's a bizarre mix of highly-detailed Premium cars and low-poly Standard cars.

Right now, I think his ambitions far, far outstrip his team's capabilities. I'm sure little, if anything about this game reaches the standards he sets himself to do. But I still think his best work is ahead of him.

He just needs to hire more people to get more done in the same time. Problem solved.

 

[eSZee]

IT'S BACK!!!
~44,000cr for 5 laps...yay.

 

[4everdelayed]

That's $3.689 Quintillion actually...

I though, oh no an electric hill climb vehicle, maybe a bad sound and rather slow, but then i found this:


Rather the opposite of what i expected. Hopefully we get all of the gopro views aswell

That car sounds like 90% of all cars from GT1 to GT5. But I'm sure PD will still somehow mess up the sound of that car in the game.

 

[eSZee]

 

[Bounkazz]

IT'S BACK!!!
~44,000cr for 5 laps...yay.

Wow, atleast 3 new races. I'm impressed. They where are the same before...

 

[CoolColJ]

I feel as though Kaz is a perfectionist to such an unbending degree that he really hates implementing something unless it is absolutely perfect, and when he finally does give in he really struggles to make anything good out of it. It seems like he's the type of guy in university who doesn't submit his assignments on time because he wants to take his time to do it properly, and when he's finally forced to actually be on time for once, he makes a complete hash of it. It's probably why the company insists on creating everything in house down to each car and track, why the damage, sounds and AI seem half-arsed, why there's a bizarre mix of highly-detailed Premium cars and low-poly Standard cars.

Right now, I think his ambitions far, far outstrip his team's capabilities. I'm sure little, if anything about this game reaches the standards he sets himself to do. But I still think his best work is ahead of him.

or maybe he just needs a machine with more grunt and ram.... wonder what he could do on a PC..

Hopes - one day PD branch out and go multi platform

 

[CoolColJ]

There is another video with this car on this track with AI cars, they look like they are farting cotton balls. Nowhere near the plume that this video, err, gif is showing.

It varies from section to section, different snow surfaces

 

[Brend]

Is there any photos of the SX4 at all? Like seriously.

 

[Jawehawk]

or maybe he just needs a machine with more grunt and ram.... wonder what he could do on a PC..

Hopes - one day PD branch out and go multi platform

PD was founded and is owned by Sony. So this will never happen.

 

[jonjwlee]

He just needs to hire more people to get more done in the same time. Problem solved.

It's not easy to just hire a horde of people to work on an enormous, high-profile game like Gran Turismo. For one thing, individuals who are highly skilled at the sort of stuff you're required to do to make such a game, such as AI programming, sound engineering or 3D modelling, are very difficult to come by. Then there's the issue of actually getting all those new people to fit into their company. Literally. For all the size and scope their games encompass, Polyphony is actually kinda small, with only two offices in Japan to its name. Not to mention Kaz's potentially perfectionistic nature when it comes to hiring people...

In any case, Polyphony has actually expanded greatly since the release of GT5, swelling from over 140 employees to somewhere over 300, if my mind serves me correctly. And they're supposedly still hiring. So they surely know where part of the problem lies.

or maybe he just needs a machine with more grunt and ram.... wonder what he could do on a PC..

The stuff GTPlanet members have been requesting the most for GT6 (really just more cars and tracks and better AI and sound) isn't really something that requires more horsepower. Besides, the PS4 has been available for game developers to develop on for quite some time (probably somewhere around the release of GT5), so that avenue was already available to the company.

 

[Bounkazz]

It's not easy to just hire a horde of people to work on an enormous, high-profile game like Gran Turismo. For one thing, individuals who are highly skilled at the sort of stuff you're required to do to make such a game, such as AI programming, sound engineering or 3D modelling, are very difficult to come by. Then there's the issue of actually getting all those new people to fit into their company. Literally. For all the size and scope their games encompass, Polyphony is actually kinda small, with only two offices in Japan to its name. Not to mention Kaz's potentially perfectionistic nature when it comes to hiring people...

In any case, Polyphony has actually expanded greatly since the release of GT5, swelling from over 140 employees to somewhere over 300, if my mind serves me correctly. And they're supposedly still hiring. So they surely know where part of the problem lies.



The stuff GTPlanet members have been requesting the most for GT6 (really just more cars and tracks and better AI and sound) isn't really something that requires more horsepower. Besides, the PS4 has been available for game developers to develop on for quite some time (probably somewhere around the release of GT5), so that avenue was already available to the company.

Well they better get started solving it then if they know where it is...

 

[jonjwlee]

Well they better get started solving it then if they know where it is...

Polyphony has actually expanded greatly since the release of GT5, swelling from over 140 employees to somewhere over 300, if my mind serves me correctly. And they're supposedly still hiring.

What I was trying to say is that they're trying to solve it already.

 

[Bounkazz]

Well it's taking a long time. Hundreds if not thousands of people are complaning about things in GT5, that are still in GT6 today. Fix the fans' issues, THEN add stuff *like driving on the moon and watching the team crew stadngin around your car before the race...*

* sarcasm, alot of people have trouble reading it

 

[finnracer]

That comment about the farting cotton balls, oh my god...