Gran Turismo 1 - 4 Out of Bounds Secrets You May Never Have Seen!

[@jaydem4862]

The group of Honda cars and Asimo parked outside the building on Tokyo R246 track is actually the Honda headquarters in Minato City, Tokyo, Japan. I just realized that now, pretty cool easter egg 👍🏼

[@HansenSebastian]

That's the reason behind one of GT5's trophies: Take Your Honda Home. You have to take a picture of any of your Hondas standing in front of said building.

[@rarewhiteape]

Just back up the track a little is also the former headquarters of Sony Computer Entertainment. There is a large sign on the front of the building near the top. Currently it houses a McLaren dealership on its ground floor.

[@shabadoojr]

The track exists in real life too, I walked around it last summer when I visited Tokyo

[@InterleavedSys]

Regarding the dummy tracks at 2:31 - It's a complete guess but they might be used for rendering the rear view mirror, since that wouldn't require as much detail for such a small part of the screen.

[@VariantAEC]

That is a really good guess. I wonder if it's accurate?

[@InterleavedSys]

@@VariantAEC I've only double-checked some gameplay videos to see that the track showing up normally and the track showing up in the rear view mirror appear different in some ways. Perhaps the developer of the free camera used to make the video could take control of the rear view mirror camera in a similar way as well. Apart from contacting the developers and/or seeing the source code, that's probably the easiest way to confirm whether my guess is accurate.

[@nielsoveres402]

I wanted to post the exact same thing. My guess would also be that it is used for the rear view mirror. Due to hardware limits using a lower resolution. But not sure how to do the other cars at that point.

[@ScopeRanger]

Ooo, that's a good thought as well! I thought maybe reflections on glass or light coloring.

[@TheDarkOne2217]

The monkey Easter egg is present in all grand truismo after 4

[@vinching926]

9:53 It was Teddy Bear Kingdom in New World Centre which was located at that same place in game, Teddy Bear Kingdom ended in 2005 and New World Centre rebuilt into Victoria Dockside in 2020

[@DamarFadlan25]

Victoria Dockside in 2020?

[@SlippySlides]

Fantastic, this is exactly the kind of information I was hoping someone would be able to supply. Thank you for clearing that up!

[@sonnyzhao2309]

@@SlippySlides I been there as a kid, this brought so much memories! A truly fantastic place to visit, sad it is gone

[@philipliu852]

@13:09 I am from Hong Kong and the building you are pointing out is part of an underground shopping mall that is torn down at 2011 and rebuilt. It is also linked to the buildings in the back of shot which at the time is a part office and part shopping mall.

[@SlippySlides]

Thanks for watching and commenting with that information! That's great, thanks for helping clear that up.

[@FluffyDaWuffy]

Legendary video! ❤❤❤❤❤ Epic nostalgia. You are something wonderful. We need more racing games done like this.

[@SlippySlides]

Hey, thank you for the 'super thanks' I really appreciate that. I'm glad you enjoyed the video. I'll see what I can do about getting some other racing game videos covered!

[@Bartoloxxd]

Insane to see undiscovered stuff 20+ years after a game's release, truly a timeless masterpiece

[@NikkiWrightVGM]

The Yeti easter egg is actually the Wampa from Star Wars Empire Strikes Back. It looks like it was cropped from a still of the scene where Luke Skywalker is hung upside down in the cave and is trying to free his lightsaber.

[@PescaraProductions]

4:32 guy on the left looks a lot like Manabu Suzuki, one of the 3 OG judges from the D1 drift series. Fitting for a hairpin!

[@markvandermolen7181]

Thank you for including the full subtitles instead of the viewer having to rely on the horrible auto generated subtitles. I love when channels do that and it doesn’t get enough love.

[@sswishbone]

F1 never raced at Laguna Seca, however, Toyota took their F1 car there. Ricardo Zonta is the holder of the unofficial lap record as a result. Given Laguna Seca is actually a bike circuit (yes, even with the corkscrew!) and the short length, it is unlikely to ever obtain the grade 1 licence required to support an F1 race without significant changes which would spoil it and cause Bikes to move on

[@Leotheleprachaun]

The Pacific Grand Prix (Japanese: パシフィックグランプリ) was a round of the >Formula One World Championship< twice in the mid-1990s and non-championship events in the 1960s. The non-championship events were held at Laguna Seca in the United States from 1960 through 1963. Soo....formula 1 never raced there, eh?

[@sswishbone]

@@Leotheleprachaun if it is non-championship then sadly not according to the record books. It's an interesting anomaly as there have been multiple non-championship Grand Prix which are not technically Formula 1 races. I'd be interested in how much the speeds differed between the 60's laps and the one Zonta set.

[@ryklatortuga4146]

@@sswishbone Different layout of the track - old Laguna Seca track used to ignore the hairpin - skip the infield but and curve to the up hill bit. You can get a look at it in one of the old Herbie Films - also some old Can Am races - Keke Rosberg did well in a race late 70's that really shows the original layout.

[@MattJ155]

😮 This is THE video for me.

[@MattJ155]

With the way the 2 player races have to render two separate sections of the circuit at times, that aligns with there being separate simplified 2P versions of the circuits themselves.

[@SlippySlides]

MattJ! Hope you're well and you enjoy the video. If I ever cover 5 - 7 you down for a collab?

[@MattJ155]

@@SlippySlides Very well, thanks! Hope you are too. Definitely! I've looked at quite a few tracks on GT5 previously, so I can send you some ideas to get us started. :)

[@marten6578]

Shame you didn't check GT4 Prologue as well, it's just a demo version of GT4 but strangely offers superior engine sounds and higher resolution tracks, banners and letters are actually readable, best example is NYC with its various adverts, I wonder if something's hiding there in better clarity. Great video!

[@SlippySlides]

Really! I didn't realise that as I never played the prologue version. I may have to get myself a copy and take a look sometime.

[@Leotheleprachaun]

How is it surprising that a tech demo for a game had better textures for their environment? Tonnes of people blasted games for looking worse than they did at E3(rip) for YEARS now. Company makes small interactive thing to show off their new product on a smaller scale than the full game. Company wants the most amount of people to buy their new product so they make the demos the highest possible quality due to not needing to work on an ENTIRE game, only a tiny portion. Demos are legit just advertising, but with extra steps and work from the company. You want to show off the best of what the technology can do in the hands of your team

[@ChilledGemini99]

GT3 had "animated" spectators on Swiss Alps and Tahiti maze, although it was just pixel crowds shifting at the same interval of 1 second. Great vid man 🤙🏾

[@feelincrispy7053]

The way you pronounced “Care with which it’s tucked away” had me absolutely boggled lol I needed sub titles to help me out haha 12:16 Awesome video dude, I enjoyed it being GT is my all time favourite series of games even if I knew almost all of these

[@ArchOfficial]

The guys at 4:30 sure look a lot like a young Tsuchiya Keiichi and Shigeno Shuichi.

[@F1.Fanatic]

Just found your channel and I already wish that you would upload more, awesome video! ❤

[@SlippySlides]

Yo, thank you so much for the support, I really appreciate that! I'm always working on videos in my spare time but unfortunately don't do KZbin full time. Plus these videos take so damn long to put together haha. Again, thanks for the 'super' and support!

[@guilebolt5533]

Best out of bounds content out there. U always show new things I never seen b4. I totally agree those spectators have got to be an easter egg. I wonder who they are?

[@NurburgringMascotThirstA-is6gl]

I remember a video, very long ago, I'm talking early years of KZbin, where someone went off bounds in El Capitan in GT4 and ended up driving on a small dirt track, which seemed to be Cathedral Rocks Trail III, a course exclusive to the PSP. I've never found that video again, and don't remember anything beyond that, but I've always wondered what was up with that.

[@X2011racer]

The fact that the AI cars are always loaded means that they cannot resort to logic-defying rubberbanding, which plagued many N64 and Sega Saturn racing games. For Mario Kart 64, once an AI opponent is unloaded, they begin to ignore terrain effects and are no longer subject to the typical laws of physics, which explains why their top speed, handling, and acceleration maxes out and why items have little effect on them (i.e. they don't launch into the air) once they are unloaded in relation to the player's position, which makes certain races impossible to win once they gain a fair distance ahead of the player. Same goes for Diddy Kong Racing, although there's a cheat code that gives them max stats even when loaded, and said cheat is always active in Adventure 2! In Gran Turismo, a physics modifier gets used in GT3 onwards for unfair AI. Examples include GT3's Amateur League, GT4's Pace Car (adjusts automatically based on player's pace), and GT7's Quick Race and Custom Race on Professional difficulty.

[@SlippySlides]

That's very interesting! Thanks for sharing the information. I even covered MK64 in a video, all be it a long time ago, and didn't realise that.

[@whitlcj1]

10:20. The yeti you refer to is a wampa from planet Hoth in the outer rim. Star Wars mind you

[@johnnybeard]

This was excellent, who knew there was so much content to be found beyond the race the tracks of these gems! Thanks for making this video as always Slippy!

[@fromixty]

Very interesting video! I still can't belive GT4 is turning 20 already... Man I'm old

[@tpsmodsandgameplay7997]

@04:34 thats probably Kaz id say. look up some vintage pics of him. although i cant find any picture of him with sunglasses on so who knows :D

[@tpsmodsandgameplay7997]

it makes even more sense when you factor in that the hotel is right across the casino in monaco. i've been there in real life :)

[@GlitchyKittenCrew]

0:18 lol I was so ready to see that car fall into the abyss

[@SirHRDking]

I was already fully aware that swiss alps was just smokey mountain south but only recently noticed a hidden blocked off route

[@C.I...]

The thing about GT1/2 that I find interesting is that architecture is sometimes used to hide the draw distance - e.g. the bridges at trial mountain. The same trick was used throughout Wipeout 3 - I think the best looking game on the console, along with Sheep Dog N' Wolf. Funny you should find simplified versions of the tracks out of bounds - I think they're LOD models or for the rear view mirror. Weirdly, most tracks don't seem to use LOD and most don't even use the architecture trick - they just pop in; One exception is midfield raceway, where you can clearly see a very long way on the pit straight, with LOD models being used at far distances. I will say that the lake on midfield raceway never fooled me even as a child - I did always wonder why a piece of the scenery was missing.

[@AuntieAliasing]

I think the Ridge Racer games (especially Rage Racer with its unrealistically steep hills) or Vanishing Point are the best examples of this. Or the PS1 Crash Bandicoot games

[@miguelelgueta5830]

Ridge Racer T4 used this in excess with fantastic results, game uses a complete 3d rendering engine, not bitmaps like GT2

[@aletsk3269]

I believe this why there were so many tunnel in PS1 racing games. Plus the "Monaco" effect which make any track far cooler with this simple trick !

[@AuntieAliasing]

@miguelelgueta5830 Not sure what you mean... R4 uses plenty of bitmaps for the UI/HUD, and it doesn't have a particle system for stuff like smoke either. The spheremap reflections are also only enabled for the replay cameras, while GT1 & 2 have them on all the time. All three are great looking games though! I'm guessing you're talking about R4's use of Gouraud shading. GT1&2 are flat-shaded. For the impression of lighting, they rely on the base textures + spheremaps and manually-placed "darker areas" of each map where the whole car darkens upon entering

[@k3ntris]

9:35 - that "visitor centre" is a Starbucks on the Tsim Sha Tsui Avenue of the Stars promenade in HK. The brown buildings behind was the New World Center. If you wikipedia "New World Centre", you'll find the exact same shot for the East Wing Office building. Also, 4:50 - the one with the escalator is "The Gateway" - that escalator still exists but it's behind the Armani store on Google Maps. I'm not surprised Polyphony Digital hasn't recreated HK as a map, some of the stores that are on the GT4 track are still there today (even for a lightning faced paced city as HK) so imagine the nightmare for licenses.

[@privateinformation2960]

on cote d'azur - that corner is 'Swimming Pool' in monaco so im guessing thats just meant to be 'bathers' the motegi thing is a go kart track at the side of it. a lot of games that actually have phillip island also include its go kart track. fun thing tho - best 'Melbourne' racing track ive played on is the one on EAs Real Racing 3 - if youre actually from Melbourne, Australia, you quickly realise, those buggers put a massive amount of work into that track to the point you drive up st kilda road past the arts centre, have to merge right twice where the service lanes end, swing past flinders st station and young and jacksons pub (my first pint) go down flinders to spencer, then go over the yarra into a legit version of southbank! it was absolutely awesome and id love to see that same track somewhere else. i know its not gt related but just wanted to throw it in. you play something like old school er.. the getaway i think it was for an example and 'yeah it looks like london' but unless you live somewhere specific thats been modelled you wouldnt know... that melbourne fantasy track is an absolutely legit representation of roads landmarks and buildings in the right places around southbank. only thing wrong with it was the design of the firetruck under the flinders approach rail bridge!!!

[@SetsunaTheFandom]

You can never go wrong with RR3's Southbank street circuit!

[@jackplisken4738]

i still love the gt1 graphics , for me ,its a timeless style

[@xILLxChronic]

for me, it's the menu music

[@CJ-jo6do]

They have some nice mountains in the sky box.... wait... those Mountains were actual terrain. 😨

[@robo1000]

Absolutely amazing video mate! Have always loved GT but never thought about if there would be Easter eggs. Subbed and checking out your back content. Keep up the great work!

[@BeerMoneyGames]

Great video! While working on console games, I'd often put my xbox gamer tag somewhere on a model or texture.

[@OfficialDJSoru]

Little context you might have not noticed or forgot to mention is that those Hondas and Asimo, along with the Honda billboard are not placed there just because. That building where they're placed nearby is the brand's building in Tokyo

[@THEOvERSiZEDMeATBALL]

I remember as a kid, waiting for gran turismo 4 to come out and it kept getting delayed over and over... felt like eternity. Now to hear you say gran turismo 4 came out 20 years ago, my god man how did the time escape me so fast..

[@stevestevenson3791]

Really fantastic video and very well put together

[@ahorsewithnoname6614]

Loved the video ! Entertaining and interesting ❤

[@alexashitomi]

What surprised me is that 20 years later GT4 graphics still looks pretty.

[@DeepGamingResearch]

Excellent video Slippy. Though as someone with Thalassophobia that Nessie easter egg game me some cold chills lol.

[@JenGM24]

Excellent video, Thanks👏

[@Megatron_Hunt_Life]

Man love the video's always so cool to see!!!

[@michrain5872]

I love this channel so much

[@lunalie6938]

I still remember watching your videos before there was a K in your sub count. and yet im still watching! :)

[@Mamiya645]

The escalator solution is beautiful and I know it'd be a needlessly bloated hunk of junk eating rendering cycles these days.

[@C.I...]

It strikes me as so artful. A real impressionist representation of an escalator, driven by processing/memory limitations. It would be nice to see something like that with high-res textures in a modern game. Now that I say that, I remember the slightly more modern (Wow - only 5 years newer, games really were changing a lot back then!) Wipeout HD had vast amounts of flying car traffic underneath The "Talon's Junction" track, and if you were to look closely, the traffic was made of videos. It looked fantastic as well!

[@cncgeneral]

It's crazy to see 3d people in GT4, the output qualiy of a PS2 makes it almost impossible to see this. So many details we're only aware of because of emulation

[@Ben.SK2346]

Hi, Slippy. Great video as always.🙂 Please, make a video about "Need For Speed: Underground (1)", too. I've been asking forever.

[@nitrogamesGT]

I recently discovered that in GT3, Tokyo R246 has KENT cigarettes ads in a few places, as well as an arch of the Hie Shrine way out of bounds but modelled down the street! Just like in the real world! Check it out!

[@AB-gj8re]

YES! Another video from the greatest out of bounds creator on the planet. These games bring me so much nostalgia and I'm frankly shocked that so much of the world is really 3D!! Thanks slippy, loved the video very much

[@SlippySlides]

Thank you very much for the compliment and support! I'm glad you enjoyed it.

[@AB-gj8re]

@@SlippySlides I always do, Im glad you are still able to make content at hopefully a much more relaxed pace :) stay safe and keep sliding

[@Stanley_GTP]

The out-of-bounds landscape at Swiss Alps immediately reminded me of the Skyrim map

[@karelpipa]

4:20 pretty sure those are sound engineers. We might even have a photo somewhere

[@team_lightsout]

in Gran Turismo 2 you can send it full speed into the wall behind turn 1 on Laguna Seca, if i remember correctly, you have to hit it right at the wall edge and blue/white tire barriers, and it will glitch you out of bounds to the other side of the track and you can explore the endless void

[@lilithhiddenvillain5086]

Oh sure, just give us all psychic damage in the opening line of the video

[@SlippySlides]

Haha, my bad! Just telling the facts.

[@BurnBot_TV]

Genuine question. Have you considered exploring F1 games? There's so much stuff I've always wanted to see out of bounds from those games.

[@SlippySlides]

Yes indeed, in fact I started making a free camera for F1 2020 back then, but there was so many difficulties I had with the camera, by the time I'd got it close to being complete 2021 was on the way and it seemed a bit pointless. I may give it another try on a more recent F1 title soon now my skills are somewhat better haha.

[@BurnBot_TV]

@@SlippySlides practice makes perfect, and all that. Also I'd see if there's ways to explore the pre-PS3 stuff, like F1 '05 and such. I'm also aware of a barrier glitch in Catalunya that basically eats the car. Also I'm super flattered you responded to this comment! ^_^ tysm

[@krzysztofchudzicki6457]

Thank you for such a videos!

[@Jedzelex]

Now do "Riiiiidge Raceeeer!" 🚘But seriously, great video as always! 🫡

[@mahkhardy8588]

Great episode, love the racing ones.

[@Actullayjustjakob]

Hey man, I love your videos!! Was watching since 2021. I beg you, to do Resident Evil again ❤

[@aenoofficial]

6:06 Is this that unfinished Motegi layout that was in GT3/Concept (I forget which)?

[@eduardomartin8510]

Yeah! :D Nice. Glad to catch an upload since I subbed.

[@jackiemelon]

11:51 there's a teddy or something drawn out in the dots on the water on the bottom right hand side of the lake

[@InfernotheFox]

Can confirm: Formula 1 has never "OFFICIALLY" raced at Laguna Seca. F1 cars have been given test runs around the track, but it has never held an actual race weekend. The closest race to Laguna Seca was the United States Grand Prix West race at Long Beach, which was run from 1976 until 1983.

[@Halluci44]

Imagine developing a multiplayer shooter with those massive early gt maps

[@BunkerFox]

Chimply amazing. Nice

[@Snackattack1018]

Awesome! I wonder if there is any differences in the Tourist Trophy counterpart

[@PedroHenriquePS00000]

i really want to see some GT4 tracks in GT8. like citta di aria, costa di amalfi, new york, el capitan, those would look insane in high resolution, even grand canyon.

[@IVIUT3D]

Gran Tourismo 1 demo was one of my first experiences with out of bounds in video games. Me and my brother figured out how to get out and never raced the same again 😂😂

[@jonthecomposer]

There was a performace easter egg on GT3 (if I remember correctly) that I've never seen anyone else identify yet. But I tested it and it absolutely works. There is an F1 race that happens in Deep Forest. If the track is unlocked for the series, you can take a certain Toyota MR 2 and it will perform nearly identically to the F1 cars. You can even beat them with it! But only on that track, in that particular race. I wish I could remember the exact specifics of it all, but I haven't had a PS2 nor any sort of suitable hardware for probably a decade. However, with a little research, I'm sure someone with the game and proper hardware could replicate it. Only reason I knew is because once I got my 100% and/or collected all the vehicles I wanted, I'd race underdog races or try to do things that were unusual or unique.

[@blindtraveler844]

10:22 looks like the empire strikes back XD

[@Saviliana]

Those are demo tracks, notice that most of them are be the one used in the opening movie/autoplay rendering scenes when idled.

[@Harry-the-Hat]

This is a random one, but I would love to see TimeSplitters 2 out of bounds!

[@Leotheleprachaun]

Jfc, ACTUAL CAPTIONS and not just the atrocious auto-generated subtitles?!?! Man's out here putting actual effort in!

[@1121-n9x]

I love this contents

[@apexgt4]

I didn’t even know who made the video when I first clicked on it! Never expected something like this on this channel lol. Welcome surprise

[@calebsone1630]

There is a spot in Laguna seca where I have always been able to push myself out of bounds through the wall you don't fall into any kind of a void

[@calebsone1630]

I used to drive the escudo pikes peak edition and I would mess with the gear ratio and mess with all of its settings to get it to go over 200 I think I used to push 250 with it out on the void. It would be way too powerful to drive on tracks.

[@colinflood5453]

That's a Wampa from Star Wars! No doubt about it.

[@J-High666]

Didn't play em much but when I did i never raced was fun exploring

[@timothymcnaughton531]

I am 100% sure that the "yeti" easter egg on the Charmonix track is the Wampa from The Empire Strikes Back.

[@suntannedduck2388]

Interesting. Yeah the track loading I always guessed. Minecydoes the same thing but of course it records past loaded areas to a file I assume. To me for older entries I always assumed opponents would rubber band for loading but in endurance or later events it's not the case so it is difficulty. Then again their racing lines/path finding varies or player interaction or presence AI as things go on per game. But through the non loaded visuals but they still know where it is as the paths are still there and only slip and slide I'd need be. Split screen yeah rendered for each player for sure makes sense. Yeah Spyro 2 (assume all 3 of that trilogy) did the same they had low res asset recreation above the level. Swim in the air up to them and you find them. I've just seen someone show off Spyro 2 via that glitch that's why. But yeah level of detail tricks. Again like Spyro 1 showed you had the blur then it gets better closer to it your are. Collision detection may apply but more so to the actual track I think it's level of detail. As dummy or low res track versions don't have all assets. In a non racing game it won't have objects the player interacts with in them in say a platformer or kart racer but will like racing of a Sim like this only the environment assets not some power ups or something that appear at their intended placement spots. They may have them but be invisible to the player but still there. Like Halo forge mode the placement of those spawners of players, power ups or vehicles/weapons. They may not be there the spawner points for cars and more I assume they just are assets for the level of details. Some.devs do put their names there. Did for Minecraft old assets. Yep vague characters and some with animations for them. Some sprites always remain. Some buildings or other details are always interesting when taking the camera to places. How cars respond to walls, hills and things too. Yeah out of bounds track details or roads are always interesting. Like Citta Di Aria does, always intrigue me that side entrance near the beginning of the track. Oh a moving escalator huh. Interesting. Very cool and convincing. An actual lake but illusion of textures and gaps/nor visible but the colours to make it convincing as camera can't see it, interesting makes sense as not important of a detail/too much on the hardware when not necessary. Oh Motegi North huh interesting. Grand Canyon not needing to be drawn that much yet was, pretty cool, pretty convincing. Swiss Alps too. Compared to Smokey Mountain South in GT2? Aka Swiss Alps original name. How much less there is? Yep Trial Mountain monkey and Loch Ness Monster too. XD A Yeti or snow beast nice. Real cars, real tracks, but still fun moments from the developers still. XD Yep the cars, Asomi robot and the Sony Computer Entertainment building. Probably leftover asset. But a transparent space hmm. Banner? Shadow? Something else. Whatever visual or functional reason. Fair to point out still. Fishermans and Loch Ness Monster.

[@MadEvilLemon93]

no way! someone else you takes wet floor sign submissions! :o

[@Bruja_71]

And some people still think Forza is better 😂

[@Abridgimation]

They’re allowed to think that, even if they’re wrong 😂

[@scottmjohnson1980]

the Yeti is the snow monster from Empire Strikes Back

[@RetroPlus]

I have played these tracks hundreds of times, yet never noticed these. I guess i was just too focused on the road to notice.

[@thecasualatvguy617]

Flying cars. Flying cars. Everyone wants flying cars. . .

[@kirigherkins]

Absolutely iconic

[@sophdog1678]

I wish GT would do an old Monza, with all the banked track.

[@nathanjones7429]

Didn't realise Vernon kay was such gaming buff🤔

[@LS460Driver]

LETS GOOOO, RACING GAMES!!!!

[@glics]

Watching this after playing yakuza and at 0:38 i thought i was hallucinating seeing that font, you can't make this up

[@antisocialant4813]

The transparent black bar is also above that village in real life. No one know why its there but it is.

[@JoshsCarCorner]

Since you're a Brit, I'm surprised to hear you say out of bounds instead of in to touch

[@ISAK.M]

I just started playing GT1 (on real hardware) this week hahaha

[@jeblian0]

I don't know if this is just a bug on my gt4 disc but on the straight after corner 4, there's just a fully black building in the background. I'm on NTSC-U/C incase that changes anything

[@mehmarcus1995]

Laguna Seca has never hosted an officially sanctioned Formula One Grand Prix, but in the Annual Rolex Monterey Motorsports Reunion, historic Formula One cars are often raced. Nowadays, only FIA Grade 1 Circuits are able to host a Formula One Grand Prix, Laguna Seca is an FIA Grade 2. That being said I think Indianapolis Motor Speedway's road course is an FIA Grade 1 Circuit.

[@SlippySlides]

That's great, I didn't think it had been hosted there as an official race but wasn't 100% sure if it had hosted some sort of motorsport event that F1 was involved in. Thanks for clearing that up. Appreciate the info.

[@jqg4m3r63]

On gt2 on laguna seca, as you start the downhill with the u turn, there is a row of tires, getting the car to wiggle one gets it half way, and with the correct angle one can get out of bounds and even a dummy track of that same corner and on the city race course short at night, if you get out of bounds and look at the map building you can see two buildings that look like the twin towers.

[@speedtracker9556]

I do not care if I may have never seen these out of bounds secrets!

[@DamarFadlan25]

Asimo supposed to be added as a separate race track in GT4.

[@Mario_With_a_D]

Dummy trucks uh? That’s so creepy, that I’ll never be able to play gt2 again 😂

[@ale16horizon]

Make Burnout next 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@C.I...]

Where did you get the freecams from?

[@SlippySlides]

I made the freecams myself for the video.

[@spyfoxguy]

​@@SlippySlidesdo you plan on releasing your tools? Maybe under a Patreon model?

[@SlippySlides]

Yes, I do have that plan in the works. The problem is it takes a lot of time getting/keeping them up to date.

[@spyfoxguy]

@@SlippySlides I've seen others (like Heebo) on Patreon give up keeping them update. IMO it's fine, so long as you note which emulator revision the freecam was originally built for, like he does

[@racheghoul2511]

Can you please do an in depth look at Need for Speed 3 Hot Pursuit? Ive even dont the craziest out of bound glitches in that one and theres still some questions i have.

[@karelpipa]

3:50 there are more cars with a signature