Gran turismo 5
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As Dave says above, wait till E3 in early June for something official.
In the meantime the following has been leaked and is rumoured to be extremely accurate... but as with all internet rumours, please take it with a pinch of salt.
- Online gaming with voice chat within the game.
- Possibility of creating teams online.
- 600+ vehicles.
- Rally and race tourism and F1 will be present.
- 94 circuits, not counting reverse.
- Dynamic weather effects, and daylight changes (including night races).
- Damage to race cars.
- The game will have a worldwide release in December.
LIST OF THE CIRCUITS INCLUDED IN THE GAME:
Real Circuits:
Belgium:
Circuit de Spa-Francorchamps
Circuit Zolder
China:
The Shanghai International Circuit
France:
Circuit de la Sarthe (Le Mans)
- Current with chicanes
- Long without chicanes
Circuit de Nevers Magny-Cours
Germany:
Hockenheimring
Nürburgring
- Nordschleife loop
Italy:
Autodromo Nazionale Monza
Autodromo Enzo e Dino Ferrari (Imola)
Japan:
Fuji Speedway
- 80's - 80's
- 90's - 90's
- Configuration F
- Configuration GT
Suzuka Circuit
- GP Circuit
- East
- West
Twin Ring Motegi
- Road Course
- East Short Course
- West Short Course
- Super Speedway
Tsukuba Circuit
Monaco:
Circuit de Monaco
Portugal:
Autódromo do Estoril
Spain:
Circuito Permanente de Jerez
Circuit Ricardo Tormo (Valencia)
UK:
Brands Hatch
Silverstone Circuit
Top Gear Test Track
USA:
Daytona International Speedway
- Road Course
- Superspeedway
Mazda Raceway Laguna Seca
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
- Rectangular Oval Track
- Grand Prix Road Race
Infineon Raceway
- Sports Car Course
- Stock Car Racing
Imaginary circuits in real locations:
China:
Hong Kong
France:
Paris, George V
Paris Opera
Italy:
Citta di Aria (Assisi)
Costa di Amalfi (Capri)
Japan:
Tokyo Route 246
Korea:
Seoul
Spain:
Madrid
Switzerland:
Eiger Nordwand (Kleine Scheidegg, Bern)
- Short
- Long
UK:
London
- Short
- Long
USA:
El Capitan (Yosemite National Park, California)
Las Vegas Drag Strip
New York
Seattle
Imaginary circuits (Classic Gran Turismo):
High Speed Ring
Apricot Hill
Autumn Ring
Deep Forest Raceway
Grand Valley Speedway
- East Section
- Speedway
Midfield Raceway
Driving Park
- Beginner Course
- Motorland
- Test Course
Trial Mountain
Clubman Stage Route 5
Special Stage Route 5
Special Stage Route 11
Rally circuits in real locations:
France:
Chamonix
French Polynesia:
Tahiti
Switzerland:
Swiss Alps
USA:
Cathedral Rocks (Yosemite National Park, California)
Grand Canyon
Rally Circuits Imaginary:
Ice Arena
In the meantime the following has been leaked and is rumoured to be extremely accurate... but as with all internet rumours, please take it with a pinch of salt.
- Online gaming with voice chat within the game.
- Possibility of creating teams online.
- 600+ vehicles.
- Rally and race tourism and F1 will be present.
- 94 circuits, not counting reverse.
- Dynamic weather effects, and daylight changes (including night races).
- Damage to race cars.
- The game will have a worldwide release in December.
LIST OF THE CIRCUITS INCLUDED IN THE GAME:
Real Circuits:
Belgium:
Circuit de Spa-Francorchamps
Circuit Zolder
China:
The Shanghai International Circuit
France:
Circuit de la Sarthe (Le Mans)
- Current with chicanes
- Long without chicanes
Circuit de Nevers Magny-Cours
Germany:
Hockenheimring
Nürburgring
- Nordschleife loop
Italy:
Autodromo Nazionale Monza
Autodromo Enzo e Dino Ferrari (Imola)
Japan:
Fuji Speedway
- 80's - 80's
- 90's - 90's
- Configuration F
- Configuration GT
Suzuka Circuit
- GP Circuit
- East
- West
Twin Ring Motegi
- Road Course
- East Short Course
- West Short Course
- Super Speedway
Tsukuba Circuit
Monaco:
Circuit de Monaco
Portugal:
Autódromo do Estoril
Spain:
Circuito Permanente de Jerez
Circuit Ricardo Tormo (Valencia)
UK:
Brands Hatch
Silverstone Circuit
Top Gear Test Track
USA:
Daytona International Speedway
- Road Course
- Superspeedway
Mazda Raceway Laguna Seca
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
- Rectangular Oval Track
- Grand Prix Road Race
Infineon Raceway
- Sports Car Course
- Stock Car Racing
Imaginary circuits in real locations:
China:
Hong Kong
France:
Paris, George V
Paris Opera
Italy:
Citta di Aria (Assisi)
Costa di Amalfi (Capri)
Japan:
Tokyo Route 246
Korea:
Seoul
Spain:
Madrid
Switzerland:
Eiger Nordwand (Kleine Scheidegg, Bern)
- Short
- Long
UK:
London
- Short
- Long
USA:
El Capitan (Yosemite National Park, California)
Las Vegas Drag Strip
New York
Seattle
Imaginary circuits (Classic Gran Turismo):
High Speed Ring
Apricot Hill
Autumn Ring
Deep Forest Raceway
Grand Valley Speedway
- East Section
- Speedway
Midfield Raceway
Driving Park
- Beginner Course
- Motorland
- Test Course
Trial Mountain
Clubman Stage Route 5
Special Stage Route 5
Special Stage Route 11
Rally circuits in real locations:
France:
Chamonix
French Polynesia:
Tahiti
Switzerland:
Swiss Alps
USA:
Cathedral Rocks (Yosemite National Park, California)
Grand Canyon
Rally Circuits Imaginary:
Ice Arena
Nothing official about the release date yet (see above about E3).
Although the new Sony PSP (not an upgrade but a totally new design) is due out before Christmas. There is supposed to be a tie-in using it with GT5. So it's all leaning towards a December 2009 release.
Sony would be mad to miss the Christmas shopping season.
Although the new Sony PSP (not an upgrade but a totally new design) is due out before Christmas. There is supposed to be a tie-in using it with GT5. So it's all leaning towards a December 2009 release.
Sony would be mad to miss the Christmas shopping season.
rufusruffcutt said:
Nothing official about the release date yet (see above about E3).
Although the new Sony PSP (not an upgrade but a totally new design) is due out before Christmas. There is supposed to be a tie-in using it with GT5. So it's all leaning towards a December 2009 release.
Sony would be mad to miss the Christmas shopping season.
They already missed last Christmas, so don't get your hopes up.Although the new Sony PSP (not an upgrade but a totally new design) is due out before Christmas. There is supposed to be a tie-in using it with GT5. So it's all leaning towards a December 2009 release.
Sony would be mad to miss the Christmas shopping season.
Neil_H said:
If there's one thing Polyphony have demonstrated over the years, it's that release dates for their titles are meaningless.
Totally agree with this 
but here's hoping they get this one right...Plus they can still add additional stuff to the "disc" version of the game with downloadable content, they've never been able to do that before with the PS1 & 2 GT titles, which had to be 'finalised' for their respective release days which would always lead to delays/bug fixes etc.
That said we don't won't them rushing it out for December full of bugs either!
Get Karter said:
I guess they could just wait till December 2010 then 
I must say though Rufus, if your previous post is correct about the features, I will forgive them taking so long!!
Yeah GT5 is turning into the Bugatti Veyron timeline of development...I must say though Rufus, if your previous post is correct about the features, I will forgive them taking so long!!
(in fake German accent: "Nein, Hans, just keep adding more radiators!!")
But I agree with you, and have said so before on here, I honestly think its going to be worth the wait.
Even if it is 2012 on the PS4
Edited by rufusruffcutt on Wednesday 13th May 16:09
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