Polyphony Digital Collaborates with Nissan on the 1,341hp Hyper Force Concept Car
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I do like this new concept, but I'm arguably just as interested in the other concepts from that same show, especially the Toyota FT-Se and the Mazda Iconic SP. Hopefully all three of these will go into production in some form, and if not, then I at least hope the concepts themselves come to GT.
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Maybe it was made like John Forces funny car? I was hoping a new GT-R would go back to a smaller, sleeker size. It shouldn't be getting more bloated over the years. If they made a sleeker R 33 type body keeping some of the hard lines that would look nice. I had the opportunity to drive one finally and it was nice but felt too big and heavy like I'm just hotrodding my dad's grand marquis.
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Literally every other manufacturer brought better looking cars than Nissan in this show.
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The Toyota FT-Se is a stunning two-seat electric sportscar concept
Just don’t call it an MR2, mmkay? Radical new lightweight set to appear very soon
Fire up the rumour mill, this Subaru concept is an homage to rallying
Subaru unveils the Sport Mobility concept in Tokyo. We get very excited
But Kaz is absolutely biased towards GT-Rs so no doubt we'll get this one and the rest will just be forgotten (except the Toyota maybe).
The V10 sound is enough to justify it's inclusion in any racing game period. IMO better than the Carrera GT, Valkyrie, GMA T50 and Huayra R. There is a heavy orchestral quality and fragility to the sound that other typical screaming V10/V12s doesn't have.
Only Japan can make something so crazy out of nowhere, and the likes of which will never be seen again. Let's not mention the 10 year gestation period and Toyota inventing a whole new carbon loom machine just to make this 1 car. They went crazy with the budget on engineering side, and yet you can still drive it everyday and be as reliable as any Lexus.
It's basically them saying **** it, we will make the best supercar just because we can. Not because it will make money. Not because anyone needs a Lexus supercar. Just because we want to do it, and the world is a better place because that Yamaha V10 existed.
It's not the fastest, or best looking, or most advanced, or most luxurious interior, or most valuable. But when you hear that sound in person you cannot put a value on that experience, trust me. I agree previous GT games didn't really do the sound justice. Ironically, the game which best captures it is NFS MW 2012.
Interestingly, they can add numerical tyre temp and pressure (and brake temp as well) display to a concept car, but we cannot see this info in game without resorting to 3rd party telemetry programs.
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