SuperShouden
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The ironic thing about all this bitchin' is that by Christmas, all the haters are going to be singing it's praises and all the negative things will be forgotten.
I hope they remove the Nurburgring. It's way too long for a racetrack, and too bumpy.
Is SS Route 7 considered the longest track so far? I wish it looped around for spirited driving!
Is it? NB 24 Hours is 15 miles.
I would of liked to have seen a Cadillac CTS-V or Converj Concept.
they have the Cien, that'll be nice to take pics of
I hope they remove the Nurburgring. It's way too long for a racetrack, and too bumpy.
did they take out teh test track?
The Test Track Oval was only 6.43 miles.
Now if only someone could tell me the main typeface used for the logo my life would be complete.
The Skylines are a lightning rod for the Nipponcentric aspect of GT, and GT 5 follows the pattern*. You get 2 vehicles made by Holden, and yet you get fifty-one models of Nissan Skylines. 16 Mazda RX-7s. Heck someone has pointed out that you get the Suzuki Swift Sport '05 and the Suzuki Swift Sport '07 (both Premium), which are for all intents and purposes indistinguishable from each other.
Dozens after dozens of Toyotas, Mazdas, Subarus, Nissans, Mitsubishis, Hondas.
2 Pontiacs. 2 Buicks. A handful of Chevrolets. 5 Aston Martins. Again, 2 Holdens.
Hey, I'm glad for the fans of Japanese vehicles, but there's no doubt the vehicle content of the rest of the world has suffered as a result.
*Addendum: I did a rough count...over half the cars (I get in the 580s) are from Japanese manufacturers. 104, yes, smack on 10% of the total car count, are from Nissan alone. Sure there are a lot of sour "my car didn't get in" grapes in the forums, but...580 out of 1031 supposedly covering 40 years of international automobiles?
Is SS Route 7 considered the longest track so far? I wish it looped around for spirited driving!
The Skylines are a lightning rod for the Nipponcentric aspect of GT, and GT 5 follows the pattern*. You get 2 vehicles made by Holden, and yet you get fifty-one models of Nissan Skylines. 16 Mazda RX-7s. Heck someone has pointed out that you get the Suzuki Swift Sport '05 and the Suzuki Swift Sport '07 (both Premium), which are for all intents and purposes indistinguishable from each other.
Dozens after dozens of Toyotas, Mazdas, Subarus, Nissans, Mitsubishis, Hondas.
2 Pontiacs. 2 Buicks. A handful of Chevrolets. 5 Aston Martins. Again, 2 Holdens.
Hey, I'm glad for the fans of Japanese vehicles, but there's no doubt the vehicle content of the rest of the world has suffered as a result.
*Addendum: I did a rough count...over half the cars (I get in the 580s) are from Japanese manufacturers. 104, yes, smack on 10% of the total car count, are from Nissan alone. Sure there are a lot of sour "my car didn't get in" grapes in the forums, but...580 out of 1031 supposedly covering 40 years of international automobiles?
The ironic thing about all this bitchin' is that by Christmas, all the haters are going to be singing it's praises and all the negative things will be forgotten.
@ Coolcolj
How?![]()
Recent demo footage from Japanese Store. To me it looks a hell of a lot more involving than the leaked GT5 footage![]()
The physics just look odd in leaked vids, and there doesn't seem to be a menu option to choose between standard/pro physics like in the demos... that's scary.....![]()
I hope they remove the Nurburgring. It's way too long for a racetrack, and too bumpy.
The physics just look odd in leaked vids, and there doesn't seem to be a menu option to choose between standard/pro physics like in the demos... that's scary.....![]()