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1. E. USA
2. W. USA
3. Canada
4. U.K.
5. France
6. Belgium
7. Germany
8. Italy
9. Monaco
10. Spain
11. Portugal
12. Australia
13. S. Korea
14. Japan
15. China
16. Brazil
17. PD's Universe

Thats just the locations listed on the weather report in GT5P, plus Canada, S. Korea, Australia, and Brazil. And I assume they will put the fantasy tracks in its own category.

So it's definitely possible and I would say, probable.

But I would prefer the interpretation that Famine had. The 20 locations are real circuits and the 70 number refers to the number of non-real circuits.

This is what i am saying except for E USA and W USA i think USA is 1 and PD Universe would be the fantasy tracks making that 15 total. If they put Australia and Brazil in that would make 17.
 
Whoa there guys. Way too much dedication ^^^ on this page with something that will be soo much more rewarding by finding out for sure when the game comes out :p
 
Whoa there guys. Way too much dedication ^^^ on this page with something that will be soo much more rewarding by finding out for sure when the game comes out :p

:lol: I cant wait for GT5 it will be amazing in the long run anyway 👍
 
You guys are all missing the fact that we do not even know if 20 means, 20 exactly or 20's, as in 21, 29, etc. The difference between 20 and 29 tracks/locations is pretty significant.
 
Deleted-Just read other topic that shows GT5 cover from TGC09 and it says Over 20 Locations
 
Whoa there guys. Way too much dedication ^^^ on this page with something that will be soo much more rewarding by finding out for sure when the game comes out :p

Me and GT right now: :p
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Ive been following this track number topic awhile and Im of the school of thought that thinks 'Location' is Country (or even better, Region). The content confirmation from TGS09 indicated that there would be a World Map, and therefore this suggests to me that the track selection would be setout based on thier location within the world map, i.e. within a country. As usual, Kaz is confirming content in as ambiguous-a-way as possible. we ask, 'how many tracks?', he responds, 'over 20 locations and 70 variations'. he tells us what we'll get, but not the number of tracks. Crafty! He probably loves all the debate and research that goes on within the community, i do. At least on the brighter side we can still expect a surprise when its a) announced or b)seen in the game on Day 1, plus we get the 'enjoyment' of all this banter till then. ;)

Theres a Car Dealer identfed in the TGS content, so im guessing this will no longer work on a country basis like GT4, so to me it all comes down to the World Map being a dedicated menu for track locations.

But quite simply i think i would be a little disappointed if only 20 individual 'track locations' were present as we know that there exist a whole lot more in the Gran Turismo history (both real and ficitional) and based on the number of tracks we currently know/expect theres just too many variations (over 70) to be limited to just 20 individual track locations.

Thats my opinion and thats what im expecting. im keen to hear others ongoing thoughts as we go along (i tend to visit the site every day these days...) but i think we've pretty much exhausted every possible interpretation of PD's statement so somewhere in all this discussion, someones already nailed it and more tracks will gradually come out of the ether to lead us in one direction of the other..

But ive got my fingers crossed for Locations = Country's/Regions.

PS- and bring back complex string!
 
I don't think location = country. Just because the location unit is country in the weather feature, doesn't mean that it has to be the same unit in the game. They location unit in the game might very well be the area where a certain track is being layed out. If every location is a track, that means that there will have to be 3-4 layouts per track, which may sound as much when it comes to road courses, but scince the game will have rally courses as well (which in real life consists of a lot of variations in a certain area) it's still plausible. But this is of course just a speculation...

Edit: Actually, when thinking more about it, we haven't seen any rally gameplay yet (or much at all) so maybe WRC won't be such a big feature in GT5... which would make the speculation above seem less realistic. So maybe location can be country after all. Hm...
 
We will know when official info is given, or a release comes. Until then it will just be speculations from everyone, wich is why I don't get people can still discuss what locations/variations means. No matter how good arguments people come up with, it won't change the game anyways :S
 
If you guys are tired of "track-location" and trees, we could always discuss, say... skidmarks, anyone? 💡
 
If you guys are tired of "track-location" and trees, we could always discuss, say... skidmarks, anyone? 💡

...or maybe the all-new sparks discussion.

jk
 
Location means whatever Yamauchi wants it to mean.
London, Madrid and Rome can be 3 locations or maybe there is a location called "european urban circuits". We simply don´t know.
 
Crikey, is this region/location/track debate still raging?! Really, what does it matter how they are referred to in the game? From a developers point of view, they generate an ENVIRONMENT which consists of shared ASSETS. This could represent Trial Mountain, Nurburgring, or Twin Ring Motegi for example. Each ENVIRONMENT can play host to one or more tracks, be they actual track variations or simply reverse versions.

The simple fact is that "number of environments " << "number of tracks". We just don't know the actual numbers yet, and if a particular environment is referred to as a country or place name, who cares?!
 
Nobody knows what does it mean, it seems even Kaz doesn't know what he is saying when he talks about tracks. With both constructed versions, numbers just don't match and nobody could imagine GT5 with fewer tracks than GT4 after six years of development and addition of WRC + Nascar.
 
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In romania!~
 
IMO 1 location is Japan, in Japan we have Suzuka, Fuji, Tsukuba, and the layouts of them.

One thing is sure IMO, we gona have the classic selection screen:

World
Fantasy
City
Rally

Sorry my english.
 
Daytona - 2
Nurburgring - 3
Fuji - 2
High Speed Ring - 1
Eiger - 1
London - 2
Suzuka - 3
La Sarthe - 2
Tokyo Route 246 - 1
Special Stage R5 - 1
Madrid - 1
Indianapolis - 2
Rome - 1
Top Gear - 1 (possibly 2 if they seperate the strip from the course)

Ok here's an updated list based on what G.T.Ace said. We have 14 tracks and 23 variations.

Baffled as to how they'll scrape 47 variations from 6 more tracks :crazy:

La Sarthe have MotoGP, DTM circuit so 3 variations:tup:
 
Top gear episode # X:
James: "Good news!"
Jezza: "What?"
James: The Dacia Sandero will be released in a few months!
Jezza: Next story...

Top Gear Episode # Y:
Jezza: "Good news!"
James: "What?"
Jezza: The Dacia Sandero is coming out next month!
James: The what...?

I love that show...
 
Quoting from this locked thread...
amar212
To be 100% accurate it is list of "GT5 options" that was made available for short time - 10 minutes to be exact - after last year's Sony E3 keynote, on official Japanese web.

It didn't last long though
Wrong.

The list the guy posted - for no reason lol - is the one that's been on the official website for quite some time now.
The one you mention, the "available for short time" list had different stats. See here.
 
Location = planet

so we have the Earth, Moon, etc
 
Nobody knows what does it mean, it seems even Kaz doesn't know what he is saying when he talks about tracks.
Kaz is toying with us a bit. Everything about GT5 so far has been a surprise, and it seems pretty clear that he wants to make the world as curious about this as anything else. But considering the addition of NASCAR and WRC will require a certain number of their own courses, I'm counting on quite a few tracks to bump up the count. And I'd sure expect it to not take a year to model a fantasy track, so I'm also hopeful that all the classic GT originals make it in.
 
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