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Hahahaha, whether he is credible or not, it's funny how easily it is to mess with people by being 'cryptic'
 
gamelle71
http://www.planete-gt.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=1565




french vidéo game magazine " JOYPAD" goes to Japan and meet K Yamauchi at polyphony digital and give us 3 pages of interview and some more scoop about GT5:

- All cars and tracks of GT4 will be in GT5
- more cars and tracks should be downloadable
- 4 driving views
- damages for the race cars
- All Ferrari + F1
- new city tracks
- online drivers : 12 to 20
- changing weather during race

"for Porsche and Lamborghini, no confirmation"
"an employer take the pad : black screen , lot of lines in japan , nothing to understand except "indianapolis""
"I can comfirm a game will be out between GT4 et GT5" K.Y

the article ending whith 2 more interresting paragraphs concerning the problem whith F1 right and another about damages.

it's only a translation of the link

more details when I bought this magazine tomorrow ;) ;)
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why downloadable ?!? you mean from the playstation store ?
 
Lucas
Just because a source says that was the case it doesn't mean it's true.

Unless I see videos of PD individually modelling each car's sounds, or someone enters the sound files of GT4 (can't be too difficult for someone who knows what he/her is doing) and shows each sound is different, I will remain unconvinced.
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But 3 sources say it, I wouldn't think them all to be lying, especially since they make no money by promoting the game.........

CarBastard
:bowdown::bowdown::bowdown::bowdown:. End of discussion.
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I agree.:bowdown:
 
Everyone
20 locations, 70 variations
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When this was originally said, I translated the original Japanese myself (wish I'd kept it now), and the way the language was used (20 circuits, 70 layouts) indicated over 20 real world tracks (Nuerburgring, Laguna Seca, La Sarthe, Suzuka, Fuji etc.) and over 70 PD-created tracks (Trial Mountain, High Speed Ring, Eiger, London, Midfield etc.). "Circuit" implies a track that already exists and "Layout" implies one that has been laid out (created).

Whether those 70 include forward/backward and short versions, or whether they are just 70 tracks and you can add the forward/backward/short versions onto that I don't know and can't speculate. But I'm confident in my interpretation because I did it (I would be :lol: ) from the original language, rather than a second translation from French... Of course, it's up to you whether you agree with me or not.
 
Famine
When this was originally said, I translated the original Japanese myself (wish I'd kept it now), and the way the language was used (20 circuits, 70 layouts) indicated over 20 real world tracks (Nuerburgring, Laguna Seca, La Sarthe, Suzuka, Fuji etc.) and over 70 PD-created tracks (Trial Mountain, High Speed Ring, Eiger, London, Midfield etc.). "Circuit" implies a track that already exists and "Layout" implies one that has been laid out (created).

Whether those 70 include forward/backward and short versions, or whether they are just 70 tracks and you can add the forward/backward/short versions onto that I don't know and can't speculate. But I'm confident in my interpretation because I did it (I would be :lol: ) from the original language, rather than a second translation from French... Of course, it's up to you whether you agree with me or not.
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That's the best post i've read in weeks. Gives me a lot of hope. That would be perfect, and it would fit better with the evidences we have (like returning classic tracks, weather thing on Prologue).
 
deki
GRAN TURISMO 5, can you answer me this?

Will you bring back the Nissan Pulsar GTiR that was already in GT1&2 or will it be left out again like it was in GT3&4?

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Damn I hope so! One of my most loved cars of all time!!
One of the reasons GT2 will always have a space in my heart...

To play with a GTI-R in full HD, GT5 style, and mod it would make my day :drool:
 
Why are some of you getting so worked up over "GT5"?

And expecting answers this early?? I remember when amar was accused of being a prima donna attention seeker here who wouldn't answer questions about GT5 content he wasn't allowed to reveal.

Hopefully when someone starts mentioning things about GT5 inside info but can't release juicy details just yet, if anyone starts getting out of line, the Ban Hammer comes down.
 
fasj6418
That's the best post i've read in weeks. Gives me a lot of hope. That would be perfect, and it would fit better with the evidences we have (like returning classic tracks, weather thing on Prologue).
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Well, you said it yourself, it gives you a lot of hope, so clearly you hope that will be the case, hence why you think it is the best post you've read in weeks!

See, I read things differently. A "circuit" or "location" even, is the original/standard layout for any given track, be it real life or made up by PD. Trial Mountain is every bit a circuit as Suzuka, except one exists in real life, the other doesn't. A "layout" is a variation on the original track, using the same location, same track assets etc., but with the track layout altered slightly. Either way, 20 "circuits" can easily become "70 tracks in total".

I could be totally wrong, and to be honest, I don't really care, but that's how I interpret those words in context.
 
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Famine
When this was originally said, I translated the original Japanese myself (wish I'd kept it now), and the way the language was used (20 circuits, 70 layouts) indicated over 20 real world tracks (Nuerburgring, Laguna Seca, La Sarthe, Suzuka, Fuji etc.) and over 70 PD-created tracks (Trial Mountain, High Speed Ring, Eiger, London, Midfield etc.). "Circuit" implies a track that already exists and "Layout" implies one that has been laid out (created).

Whether those 70 include forward/backward and short versions, or whether they are just 70 tracks and you can add the forward/backward/short versions onto that I don't know and can't speculate. But I'm confident in my interpretation because I did it (I would be :lol: ) from the original language, rather than a second translation from French... Of course, it's up to you whether you agree with me or not.
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Completely agree with your translation. At least there will be more than 20 tracks. I mean, there are almost 20 confirmed already, with a lot of tracks from previous games missing.
 
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Strittan
Completely agree with your translation. At least there will be more than 20 tracks. I mean, there are almost 20 confirmed already, with a lot of tracks from previous games missing.
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My opinion is that there will be probably more ovals than the two which are already confirmed (Daytona and Indianapolis) because of the Nascar license. It wouldn't make too much sense to have the license and only include 2 or 3 (assuming Infineon will come from GT4) tracks. For example I remember from the NASCAR video trailer that a lot of real footage was shoot over at a race at Texas Motor Speedway. A hint that perhaps the track will make into the game also?...


As for Famine's interpretation/translation of the 20 tracks/70 layouts, it would make sense considering the number of real locations that appear on the GT5:P My Page with the weather indication (21 I believe...). I'm a little bit more skepticall regarding the 70 layouts being a 70 'fantasy tracks'. I'm more into being the total number of layout variations of the existing fantasy tracks.

As far as I'm aware these are the already knowned real tracks taken out from video footage, both official as well as from demos:

1. Nordschleife
2. Tsukuba
3. Suzuka (x 3)
4. Fuji (x 2)
5. Indianapolis (x 2)
6. Daytona (x 2)
7. Le Mans

This, alone, would already make a total of 7 tracks and 11 variations. Following the licensed tracks/series logic, and considering only tracks from previous GT games we would have to consider also TwinRing Motegi (SuperGT - 4 variations) and Infineon (NASCAR - 2 variations). If this is correct thinking - then we would have already 9 tracks (17 variations).

As for fantasy tracks, those are the ones already seen/confirmed - assuming the ones from Prologue will make it to the final game:

1. SSR5 (x 2)
2. High Speed Ring (x 2)
3. Tokyo R246 (x 2)
4. Rome
5. Madrid
6. London (x 2)
7. Eiger Nordwand (x 2)

So at the moment, in total (real life tracks and 'fantasy' tracks) we have confirmed:

14 tracks
24 variations
 
Yeah, nice, I just saw that over at You Tube. Stunning car, looks gorgeous in white. Looks to me like it's the same replay that he used for the Gallardo looking at how the Enzo held its own down the straight but then got overtaken at the first bend.

Best turn your speakers off for this one though ;)
 
No offence, but having the rear wheels so exposed like that isn't a pretty look. Practical in that application maybe, but definitely not pretty.
(@ Red GTI-R)
 
TokyoDrift
Well, you said it yourself, it gives you a lot of hope, so clearly you hope that will be the case, hence why you think it is the best post you've read in weeks!

See, I read things differently. A "circuit" or "location" even, is the original/standard layout for any given track, be it real life or made up by PD. Trial Mountain is every bit a circuit as Suzuka, except one exists in real life, the other doesn't. A "layout" is a variation on the original track, using the same location, same track assets etc., but with the track layout altered slightly. Either way, 20 "circuits" can easily become "70 tracks in total".

I could be totally wrong, and to be honest, I don't really care, but that's how I interpret those words in context.
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That's interpreting the English translation of the French translation. Circuits, layouts, variations, locations, they're all synonyms to varying levels and that's why this whole thing is extraordinarily confusing. But the original text very clearly demarcated that which exists from that which is created.

However, this text was pulled. Why? Maybe it's because it was right and unintentionally leaked - or maybe because it was wrong! The fact I'm confident that my translation of that original information is correct - more than 20 real circuits and more than 70 fantasy ones (which could be 35 forward and 35 reverse) - shouldn't have any bearing on what we can expect from the game.
 
It doesn't look like a Nissan, it has the rear of a Golf MK2/MK3 and the front of an Impreza 22b STi.
 
patriotzero
Worst enzo colour ever!
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In your opinion of course. I happen to think it's a great colour for most sports cars, so I guess we are both right, or are we both wrong?

Famine
That's interpreting the English translation of the French translation. Circuits, layouts, variations, locations, they're all synonyms to varying levels and that's why this whole thing is extraordinarily confusing. But the original text very clearly demarcated that which exists from that which is created.

However, this text was pulled. Why? Maybe it's because it was right and unintentionally leaked - or maybe because it was wrong! The fact I'm confident that my translation of that original information is correct - more than 20 real circuits and more than 70 fantasy ones (which could be 35 forward and 35 reverse) - shouldn't have any bearing on what we can expect from the game.
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Very diplomatic Famine, and I agree totally - it is confusing, and ultimately none of this track talk will have any bearing on what I expect/get out of the game (as long as Trial Mountain is in ;))
 
Don't forget lads/lassies that in regards to real life circuits there will be more than 2 NASCAR ovals (although Infineon would also be a NASCAR circuit) and that WRC will make up a sizable portion of the 70 variations.
 
Vincent Viceroy
Don't forget lads/lassies that in regards to real life circuits there will be more than 2 NASCAR ovals (although Infineon would also be a NASCAR circuit) and that WRC will make up a sizable portion of the 70 variations.
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Assuming the WRC and NASCAR circuits are included in the count - dependent on these aspects being part of the bog-standard release.

Sorry to bring the winds up again, but they're still the best we have...
Amar212
Fifth wind says that reunion will happen in two forms, one greater than other and birdtamers will have freedom to decide which reunion they will attend. Greater reunion will ask for great sacrifice to be made in order to get all present and future treasures without new sacrifices needed, while smaller reunion will come in form already known, asking for more sacrifices if future treasures catches the eyes of the birdtamers.
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Fredde_swe
*Enzo vid*]
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Man, I've been waiting for the Enzo for a long long time, I can't wait to see the cockpit view....
 
Hi everybody. I'm playing GT series from the release of the first one in 1998. I'm completly addict to GT but, to wait the 5th, i have decided to try NFS shift. The physics/graphics are not great as GT but still fun to play. So here is my little tribute to Gran Turismo, did on the nordshleife with the NSX (an absolute legend for me since GT1). First song is from GT1 American intro, second song is from GT1 Japan intro. My aim was to set a lap without any slide or other arcade stuff, not to set a hotlap. This video is just about the fun of cruising, hope you will apreciate it.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vabcbQ9BfJU

PS: I can't wait to lap the Nürburgring with the 90's NSX on GT5 !
 
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:lol:, that's not the Enzo I was referring to...
 
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