Catching up with Kazunori Yamauchi Comments by Kristan Reed
We grabbed Polyphony's front man for a brief chat about GT4, and its handheld sibling...
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martyngates
27/05/04 @ 15:38
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"I can't remember all the details [of what has changed since then]"
glad you cleared that up, i thought he was remembering what he had for tea last week! |
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At the back of the Prologue manual, there's a map of the Nürburgring (the Nordschleife), complete with names of all the sections.
I just fear the details will be really low, I can't see how they'd manage to squeeze a 21km track into the PS2 and maintain the same graphical quality of the much shorter tracks. Still, \o/.
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"It's the Nordslieffe circuit. Since PGR2 it looks like everyone wants it. It's in Forza Motorsport too. "
Anyone who remembers Grand Prix Legends will know where the track was first :) 8 1/2 minutes it takes on a GREAT lap... for mere mortals your talking 10 mins a lap... and with the GPL cars with such poor grip... I think today it still remains the ultimate driving challenge in videogames. |
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As someone mentioned in the forum, the Nürburgring is the ragdoll physics/lens flare of the driving games! =)
Is it me or does the Complex String in GT3 very slightly remind of Nürburgring? I watched a video of a Porsche driving a whole lap and there was something familiar about it: the long straight followed by a right hairpin and the rising/dropping succesive curves. |
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