Gran Turismo 6 Releasing

The video, below, showcases GT6’s cars and reveals one of the top priced, the Jaguar XJ13, which costs 20 million credits. You can grind for it in traditional Gran Turismo fashion or you can buy it straight away if you drop £119.95 – that’s the total you pay for two packs of 7m credits, two packs of 2.5m credits and one pack of 1m credits.

The issue is, will Gran Turismo’s progression system be adversely affected by microtransactions? Eurogamer’s Martin Robinson has been playing the game and tells me GT6’s economy works exactly the same as GT5’s, with progression, payouts and car prices very similar.

A12-hour-long “Day at the DMV” mode isn’t in the cards yet. Instead, the team has been hard at work developing two GPS-powered features that incorporate your real-life driving data into Gran Turismo 6.

The GT6 companion app will let you answer these burning questions, and others, using GPS coordinate data. When enabled, the app will trace your movement and record how far you traveled in the real world. You will then be able to import that data into Gran Turismo 6, which will generate a racetrack that follows the same path as the recorded data.However, the app only records the path you took and doesn’t record other details such as the road’s width or surrounding scenery. Those details will be fine-tuned using GT6’s course maker within the game itself.

This technology lets you visualizein GT6 every decision you made while driving in the real world. The way it works is that an automotive manufacturer attaches a small device to your car’s computer. This device then records data that the computer is receiving, such as throttle control, brake timing, steering angles, and whether or not you’re terrible at parallel parking.

However, these ideas are still in the realm of speculation. For the time being the GPS visualizer is primarily intended for personal improvement. A racer could complete a lap on the real-life Willow Springs, import that data into GT6, and watch the car in the game make the same decisions he did in real life on the virtual Willow Springs track.

So far, GPS visualizer technology has only been integrated into the Toyota 86 in Japan–as well as its North American counterpart, the Scion FR-S. The device will be available in Japan starting next spring as a dealer option for the 86. Together, these GPS-powered technologies represent an exciting step forward for Polyphony and the Gran Turismo series towards becoming a truly complimentary experience for car owners everywhere.

Gran Turismo 6 All Features

Will There be a Sequel of Red Dead Redemption

Rockstar’s  Red Dead Redemption  is one of the best around and fans are expecting Rockstar to create a sequel to this highly successful franchise.

Rockstar’s only just brought out its latest game, but it’s already thinking of releasing another episode of another title, according to info gleaned from the LinkedIn profile of a senior engineer from Rockstar Games.

GTA 5 has been out for a couple of months now, so this “famous IP” is unlikely to be GTA 6. Many are looking at the Red Dead Redemption franchise, and this makes a lot of sense. We’d all love to see Red Dead Redemption 2, and if the leak is right, we might see it by next autumn.

So, Red Dead Redemption 2 will be out on the next-generation machines, and we will probably see Rockstar bringing out its unique brand of graphics into an open world display.

 

 

Gran Turismo 6 : All Features

Gran Turismo 6 for PlayStation 3 brings new levels of authenticity to the Real Driving Simulator as well as introduces stunning new tracks and cars and a revised user interface.

A new compact game engine improves operation and increases the flexibility to expand it with downloadable content. Meanwhile, the game also expands connectivity with other devices such as smart phones and tablets and increased social and community functions. With 1200 cars available at launch and more to come as DLC, 33 locations, 71 different layouts available and more, GT6 is the most exciting game in the series yet.

Sony has now revealed the full feature list for Gran Turismo 6. There will be a ton of new things for the game.

• Expansive Roster of Cars – More than 1,200 cars in total and over 120 new cars added to the line-up in GT6.
• World Famous Circuits – From the Nürburgring to the beautiful scenery of Andalucia, to a neon-lit original Kart course, Gran Turismo continues to recreate wonderful tracks, adding brand-new, real-world tracks such as Silverstone Circuit, Ascari Race Resort, Goodwood Hillclimb, Willow Springs International Raceway, Brands Hatch and Australia’s Bathurst Mount Panorama circuit as well as original circuits including Gran Turismo Arena, Matterhorn and a revised Apricot Hill Raceway.
• Riveting Online Gameplay – Players of Gran Turismo 6 will be able to participate in online races and communicate with players from all over the world in the network rooms.
• All-new user interface – A totally redesigned user interface will make GranTurismo 6 easy to navigate, intuitive and more social.
• Driving the Future: Vision Gran Turismo – The list of participating companies includes: Alfa Romeo, Alpine, Aston Martin, Audi, Bertone, BMW, Daihatsu, Ford, GM, Hyundai, Honda, Infiniti, Italdesign, Jordan, Lamborghini, Lexus, Mazda, Mercedes-Benz, Mitsubishi, Nike, Nissan, Peugeot, Subaru, SRT(Chrysler), Tesla, Toyota, Volkswagen, Zagato.