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This article was published by Andrew Evans (@Famine) on October 25th, 2018 in the Interviews category.
Yep I think you are right i would put my bet on that too, but you know everyone will want Laguna Seca,So, I am more confident now that we will see an Americas based track next week (my bets go for COTA)
I want Laguna Seca.Yep I think you are right i would put my bet on that too, but you know everyone will want Laguna Seca,
KAZSome of these players have been playing Gran Turismo since they were four or five years old
So, I am more confident now that we will see an Americas based track next week (my bets go for COTA)
Aside from GT5 being in production for quite a while longer, most of the non brand new tracks were slightly upscaled GT4 tracks and most of the tracks in the game only had one fixed time and weather setting, with a few exceptions. Now all of the tracks are being updated with different times and a similar sense of quality all around. That takes some time, nevermind the extra graphical fidelity necessary on the PS4 over the PS3.They already talked about the fact that just because a track was in a previous game they can't just remaster it as is. Apparently some crap changes along the way and it takes longer than we thought.
But then how do you explain the plethora of tracks coming back in GT5 and that was a console change? PD just doesn't know how to code efficiently with the PS4.
Why do you think CoTA though? Has he been over there looking at the track? A lot of ppl are thinking it will be CoTA. I wouldn't mind that at all since I went to every ALMS/Grand-Am/USCC and WEC race that was there. I really like the track.
But I would probably bet that Laguna Seca or Sears point would be more likely to show up as they were already in previous games. I am no game designer but would it not be easier to remodel a track than it is to make new from scratch?
Exactly.Aside from GT5 being in production for quite a while longer, most of the non brand new tracks were slightly upscaled GT4 tracks and most of the tracks in the game only had one fixed time and weather setting, with a few exceptions. Now all of the tracks are being updated with different times and a similar sense of quality all around. That takes some time, nevermind the extra graphical fidelity necessary on the PS4 over the PS3.
No new track for the Americas final :https://www.gran-turismo.com/gb/gtsport/americas_final2018/
No new track for the Americas final :https://www.gran-turismo.com/gb/gtsport/americas_final2018/
Kaz really does live and breathe Gran Turismo and I love his endless enthusiasm.
I wish he had been asked why our Le Mans-spec TS050 Hybrid has a 6-speed gearbox as opposed to the 7-speed it should feature.
A family he/PD barely keep in touch with.
I already run against his ghost in Indianapolis - in the time of GT Academy - and I could not beat his time. 👍Damn, I wish I could race online against Kaz one day.