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I can see PD giving us the swap option for a K24a engine swap🤤
Me meanwhile: "Finally, the perfect company vehicle"
In 2013 GTPlanet wrote an article about Deep Forest:
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Was Gran Turismo's "Deep Forest Raceway" Inspired by This Abandoned Circuit in Iowa?
One of Gran Turismo's most popular fictional circuits might not be so fictional after all...www.gtplanet.net
And now someone made a video about this:
Hopefully we're able to pre order and pre install the Power Park DLC ahead of Thursday. I reckon there's going to be server issues with a ton of people trying to do it on Thursday
Also, do we know the price yet?
Thanks for posting nine entire screens of images, which are all capped from the video in the post you quoted. That's not at all annoying beyond redemption to scroll past, especially on mobile.
Could be a marketing thing. Maybe the Abu Dhabi government said ‘we want an exclusive reveal as part of the deal’?Still yet to see any content for the other Spec III track, Circuit Gilles Villeneuve, besides the original Spec III reveal.
It seems kinda odd how one track has been getting so much publicity & media focus (even its own dedicated trailer), while the other has hardly had anything up to now. We've even yet to see a car driving on it from a replay/cinematic camera, let alone an on-board.
Maybe the owners of Yas Marina paid Polyphony for a bit of extra marketing? Idk.
Slight tangent. I recall there was some talk/rumour a while back about Yas Marina being the host for the GT World Tour finale. Maybe they told Kaz they want the track in the actual game first before being willing to host the event, prompting Kaz to put it into development.
Just a guess.
And in Grid 2/Autosport, and Forza Motorsport, and as a mod in Assetto Corsa.The "I've never had a chance to drive it" made me laugh considering, you know, it's only been in the F1 games for a decade and a half now!
Remember, there are people that only play GT.The "I've never had a chance to drive it" made me laugh considering, you know, it's only been in the F1 games for a decade and a half now!
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After a Seven-Year Hiatus, the Gran Turismo Award Returns, Won by a 1992 Honda Prelude - Event Report - gran-turismo.com
On November 8, local time, Round 3 of the Gran Turismo World Series took place in Los Angeles, Calif...www.gran-turismo.com
For sure. The FTO beat out the Fiat Coupe Turbo to be our first FF three-box coupe to the game. I feel there’s more to come before GT7 plays out.The best part of it is that the chances for the original '91 Prelude to return just got higher. Just like what happened with the regular EG Civic, coming a few months after the Garage RCR Civic.
This does come off as strong copium, considering we don't have a road Maverick, Nova, Ford Coupe or 2nd gen Camaro in the game either.The best part of it is that the chances for the original '91 Prelude to return just got higher. Just like what happened with the regular EG Civic, coming a few months after the Garage RCR Civic.
Integra?For sure. The FTO beat out the Fiat Coupe Turbo to be our first FF three-box coupe to the game. I feel there’s more to come before GT7 plays out.
Personally I consider the integra as a coupe, even tho it has a hatchIntegra?
Edit: Nevermind, guess the Integra's technically a hatchback.
I get your point, but hey, we’re talking 4th gen Prelude. Just like the EG Civic, I’m sure this car is much more relevant to the series than a stock Maverick, Nova, Ford Coupe or 2nd gen Camaro.This does come off as strong copium, considering we don't have a road Maverick, Nova, Ford Coupe or 2nd gen Camaro in the game either.![]()
Integra?
Edit: Nevermind, guess the Integra's technically a hatchback.
Personally I consider the integra as a couple, even tho it has a hatch
Sort of like the 4 series BMW gran coupe, they are not hatchback, they are 4 door coupe....
Never that was not a good example at all.
This way I think GT7 will have at least one more year of updates, and will have at least 600+ cars before everything slows down in time for GT8.I can think of a lot of 80s/90s FF cars that I'd love to see return, like the Honda Legend, the two door Accord...
Mildly off-topic and filled with hopium, but I've been wondering what Spec III and Power Pack mean for the chances of a very particular mountain road in Colorado coming to the game in the future.
We all know about the licensing deal, about the hints with the Colorado Springs location, that one leaked scapes shot, etc. But nothing has come from it in, what, a decade now, with speculation about PS4 performance being the limiting factor.
Recent developments feel like a strategic push to extend GT7s lifecycle, potentially beyond their original plans. The first paid DLC, the first PS5-only features that feel significant (sorry, Sophy Custom Race enjoyers).
Where am I going with this?
Pikes Peak will be a PS5 exclusive DLC in 2026, you've heard it here first![]()