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Given that it's likely GT5 will feature less tracks than GT4, and with the knowledge there will be new courses added to the series, the reality is that some of our favorite courses may be absent in the next installment of GT. What tracks are you prepared to let go of?
My first choice would be some of the city tracks like Hong Kong and Seoul (Tokyo is a keeper). Maybe a few less versions of Fuji and Twin Ring Motegi.
I personally love some of the more scenic courses like El Captain, Eiger Nordwand (GT5P) and Costa di Amalfi. Even bring back the old Tahiti Road from GT2 in high definition goodness.
I just think those kind of tracks lend themselves to the majority of production cars available in GT. Sure, the real-life race tracks have their place, but the truth is a lot of them were designed for high performance race cars. If the allure of the GT series is driving cars you see on the streets every day, then maybe it wouldn't hurt if we had a few less 'new' race tracks and a few more road courses like those mentioned above... or maybe some long point to point roads like others have mentioned in other posts. Down the side of a mountain? A three hour endurance stretch up the coast of California?
My first choice would be some of the city tracks like Hong Kong and Seoul (Tokyo is a keeper). Maybe a few less versions of Fuji and Twin Ring Motegi.
I personally love some of the more scenic courses like El Captain, Eiger Nordwand (GT5P) and Costa di Amalfi. Even bring back the old Tahiti Road from GT2 in high definition goodness.
I just think those kind of tracks lend themselves to the majority of production cars available in GT. Sure, the real-life race tracks have their place, but the truth is a lot of them were designed for high performance race cars. If the allure of the GT series is driving cars you see on the streets every day, then maybe it wouldn't hurt if we had a few less 'new' race tracks and a few more road courses like those mentioned above... or maybe some long point to point roads like others have mentioned in other posts. Down the side of a mountain? A three hour endurance stretch up the coast of California?