Project Motor Racing General Discussion

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Oh my goodness, that pack looks insane and fills in the prototype holes. Now Group C won't look so naked having GTPs next to them, finally getting the holy trinity of LMP1s and a sprinkle of LMP2s is excellent. Fuji over Le Mans is interesting though...
 
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Fuji Historic will take a bit of getting used to.


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Ouch. I like the cars a lot, but Fuji instead of Le Mans is gutting for me personally. I hadn't realised at all that Le Mans had been removed from the roadmap, as far as I was concerned it was still coming and quite honestly with all the cars PMR focuses on and Le Mans being the absolute jewel in the crown event for a lot of them and their competition history, I feel like it was kind of essential really. I'd been looking forward to it for ages. Oh well. Bigger grids and I might just forgive them.
 
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Looks like a great addition. I'm gonna wait until 10 November before commencing my career now that the road map has been completed. I love Fuji and I'm guessing perhaps Le Mans was too expensive to license. Particularly since more jobs have apparently been cut in the last couple of weeks.
 
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Modern Fuji isn't my favourite but modern Le Mans isn't either. Historic Fuji though, now yoh have my attention! The GTP cars also, I might have an ancient rFactor mod with the Probe and the Corvette in it but otherwise, I believe this is the first game to feature them as official content? Could be wrong.
 
I'm off from work that entire week in November so I'll have plenty of time to get used to the new stuff.
 
Classic Fuji smells like Mazda RX-3 versus Hakosuka to me. :D





Glad some of us got to experience Classic Fuji in Gran Turismo. Welcome back, old friend.
 
I love fuji and can't wait for the historic layout

But, why do we question if it's a matter of licensing when all they have to do is change the name like they have with many tracks?
 
I love fuji and can't wait for the historic layout

But, why do we question if it's a matter of licensing when all they have to do is change the name like they have with many tracks?


Unfortunately, I think it comes down to who holds what for rights and how willing they are to weild the legal cudgel. Pure wondering out loud on my part but it might be some curiousity of French law and the licensing Motorsports Games paid for. If they were clever they could have worded it to cover the entire layout, and charged through the nose for access rights to the heavy hitters who could afford it, which S4 certainly isn't. Maybe how they made it through that rough patch?
 
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