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"Every car enthusiast has a favorite backroad. Every turn is memorized and you always know what&amp;#039;s coming after every blind crest. After time it starts to become &amp;quot;your&amp;quot; road. Now, thanks to a feature that&amp;#039;s slated to be included in an update to Gran Turismo 6 at some point after its December 6th release date, it can become everyone&amp;#039;s road.  We already knew that GT6 would have an improved version of the course creator that debuted in GT5. GT6 is upping the ante by using a GPS-enabled mobile app, that works similarly to other apps like Run Keeper. Players can have their coordinates and elevation tracked while driving their favorite roads and then uploaded to GT6 servers. The route will then be recreated in game to drive and made available to share with others online. Stelvio Pass? Tail of the Dragon? A desolate stretch of highway in West Texas? If it&amp;#039;s a road than exists on planet Earth, then it can be reproduced in GT6.   There will likely be some limitations. Roadside scenery will probably be randomly generated using various themes as in GT5, but the surface itself should be a reasonable facsimile of whatever road on which you track yourself. Surface area is said to be limited to about 20 x 20 kilometers in size, but that&amp;#039;s more than enough area to fit, say, the entire N\u00FCrburgring. It&amp;#039;s just one more detail among the many in GT6, but it&amp;#039;s one that provides a near limitless amount of driving environments. PHOTOS: Gran Turismo 6 "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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