Last screenshot looks about the same as GT5 Academy. So GT5 Academy was indeed a GT5 demo with improved engine.
If I understand their custom course maker correctly, you should be able to take the base course and then add your own flavoring on top (weather, time, loops, etc.).
Is this correct ?
There's really no need to release GT6 on PS3. If you've followed GT5, you'd know that it has the most content any GT has ever had.Is this the longest gap between GT games?
Or the latest in a console's generation that a GT game has been released?
For all this time, it better be all that.
That's not how I've interpreted the information so far TBH, at least not regarding real existing tracks like Infenion. Now hopefully they have modelled the alternative courses Robert mentions at Infenion otherwise how can they talk about 70+ tracks based on 20+ environments, so that kinda makes sense that Infenion/Monza/and so on will all have alternative layouts I get the impression that the course generator is somewhat removed from the pre-made tracks.
Select the environment and terrain, and then adjust a variety of parameters such as course length and corner sharpness to easily create a variety of tracks that match your taste.
Officials of Siena, the historic walled city in Tuscany, Italy, are unhappy that their Piazza del Campo is a race course in Gran Turismo 5's new kart mode, and will demand that Sony remove it from the game.
The issue isn't just that the Piazza or the surrounding structures, the most notable dating back to the 1300s, are in a video game. It's also the site of the Palio di Siena is a bareback horse race run around a D-shaped course there since 1656.
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Anna Carli, the CEO of the Consortium for the Protection of the Palio said there will be a "diplomatic request" to Sony to resolve the matter, which means pulling whatever's agitating Siena. Carli added that if Sony's actions are unsatisfactory, the city may ask lawyers to seize Gran Turismo 5 at its release.
LOL, you can adjust the car and tire position for best angle. They really know how to make car pr0n.
The Piazza del Campo is one of the most beautiful places on earth. Il Palio is phenomenal. If anyone has a problem with the game because of that locatoin they should relax. Adding that locale to the game is a benefit to everyone.
They want a more tangible benefit than that, I presume. Although personally I would have thought being featured in Gran Turismo is a pretty big piece of free advertisement. I presume they're taking the noble horses versus dirty carts approach in order to express their grievance, considering the reference to the racetrack.
Don't we have some kind of precedent for this? Is there IP rights on such cities? There was an issue with the original Resistance featuring a real cathedral, but I think that church lost its case. I don't know what this is like in Italy, but certainly it is not the only Italian location to feature in the game. But racetracks do typically get licenced, and perhaps they think they found a loophole by claiming rights to the horse racing track, hence the reference to that?
You must have been posting when I was. There's no copyright on the exterior of buildings and public places, hence people can take holiday snaps without paying licensing fees! These guys are citing the flags as being unfairly used.Don't we have some kind of precedent for this?
I can recognise the track, but it goes to show how far we are from recreating actual places, as the Top Gear runways aren't surrounded by flat, luscious grass! There should be areas of rough, tall grass and the like. Overall it's too clean. But in terms of gameplay, this is an awesome feature. Everyone can grab their favourite cars that have done laps and see how they do in game. I wonder how much Top Gear will link into GT5? The website could well ahve its own leaderboards, for example.Skidmarks being tested out at GamesCom on the Top Gear track.