Gran turismo booth at TMS 2013

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is it worth uploading videos of the display?


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but if he is there, and i do get a chance to speak to him, what kind of questions should i ask?


Ask him if players will ever get the chance to create those "what-if" scenarios that he spoke of before GT5's release. He was going on about those 3 classic old racecars that he really likes- the Ferrari, Ford, and Jaguar that never got to race each other in real life. He explained that GT will allow us to do such things- explicitly implying that we could build our own races/events and choose the opponents.


Sounds like fun to me. Where's it at!?
 
I stand corrected then. The lack of updates and information from PD/Sony even though we're at less than two weeks from the release date is just frustrating and somehow worrying. It's not that any "surprise" now is going to ruin the playing/driving experience, unless it's a negative one.
Wow.... They just showcased over 100 new cars, new tracks,UI and countless other details about the game 2 weeks 'ago but some how there's still a lack of information.At what point will you have enough info?Don't get me wrong I know they have more info to give, but people are expecting way too much in my opinion.People were complaining of a lack of trailers literally a week after bathurst trailer..Seriously try to be reasonable and realistic.We would be lucky to get a trailer from a majority of games weeks before release.GTA V was announced about 2 years ago and they only showed a fraction of whats in the game over that time, and only 4 or 5 trailers.We got a trailer almost every month for gt6 since gt6 got announced..
 
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Could you please test a GT500 car to see if they actually have the performance they should? Also would like to see if there are variations of Matterhorn besides the main track weve seen! Thanks for oprning the thread, good luck!
 
Ask him if players will ever get the chance to create those "what-if" scenarios that he spoke of before GT5's release. He was going on about those 3 classic old racecars that he really likes- the Ferrari, Ford, and Jaguar that never got to race each other in real life. He explained that GT will allow us to do such things- explicitly implying that we could build our own races/events and choose the opponents.

You're misinterpreting his statements. He never implied that. He was explaining how those three cars, unlike in reality, would get a chance to race each other in GT5. And they did indeed get their chance in the "Dream Car Champonship" event in the A-Spec career.
 
If you are going to try the game could you please use a diferente car? It's just I'm tired of seeing vídeos of the same car over and over again, try something more rare or that we haven't seen yet in vídeos, such as the Ferrari 365, your choice of course.
 
If you are going to try the game could you please use a diferente car? It's just I'm tired of seeing vídeos of the same car over and over again, try something more rare or that we haven't seen yet in vídeos, such as the Ferrari 365, your choice of course.

Ya that and the menus I am very curious about that :)
 
Try to drive at night in a classic car to see if the lighting has improved.
 
Could you please test a GT500 car to see if they actually have the performance they should? Also would like to see if there are variations of Matterhorn besides the main track weve seen! Thanks for oprning the thread, good luck!
We have 4 layouts of Matterhorn confirmed already :)
 
You're misinterpreting his statements. He never implied that. ..


https://www.gtplanet.net/gamescom-gran-turismo-5-breakout-session-full-details/


"The remaining four cars were special to him. First is the Ferrari 330 P4 '67, which locked out the podium in the 1967 Daytona 24hr and is one of Kazunori's personal all-time favourite cars. Second was the Ford Mark IV Race '67 which, at the end of that season, finally beat the P4 at the Le Mans 24hr. Third was the Jaguar XJ13 Race '67, which was conceived and developed as a Ferrari-beater but never made it to track. Kazunori's inclusion of this car is to allow drivers to recreate "what if" scenarios."

We're not able to "create" anything along these lines in GT5.

... He was explaining how those three cars, unlike in reality, would get a chance to race each other in GT5. And they did indeed get their chance in the "Dream Car Champonship" event in the A-Spec career.

You mean the Historic Racing Car Cup, and this "race" features a host of other machines including the always-lovely-to-see Chaparral 2J fan car, and also the Toyota 7 Race Car. The tracks for this event are Deep Forest and Monaco, and last but not least, we're in A-Spec so parking A.I. opponents are on tap. Is all of this really what he was thinking while speaking on this topic?

:odd:


Edit: It is also very interesting to read that whole article by Famine..
 
You mean you have never run in an online race with those three cars? I (and many others) have.

I'd say Kaz' "what if" scenario worked...

Online counts as possible, right?
 
They have not been shown on a demo. I asked to see if they were able to be driven.

You can also see parts of one of those new variations being driven on the second screen in the video.
 
Could you at least have sound of the Shelby GT500, I saw it's there from someone else's post of TMS, I have yet to see a SINGLE video of that, it's sooo pretty and amazing
 
Too bad that in his first video he doesn't (isn't allowed to?) show what tracks are in the second page of the selection screen.

Here is a part of the second page:
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Bathurst, Silverstone Full, Goodwood
Silverstone National, Big Willow, Ascari Full
 
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