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What point are you trying to make?GT7, as it is now? Right.
What point are you trying to make?GT7, as it is now? Right.
You wouldn't understand.What point are you trying to make?
Not if you don't elaborateYou wouldn't understand.
You literally just said you don't understand the point of the demo...so what then would you understand about me saying why simply promoting GT7 wouldn't work?Not if you don't explain it
True, or “Outrun” even earlier. Maybe it’s the weird classical music that completely doesn’t suit the action, at least for my tasteEh... to be fair, Music Rally's system based on checkpoints is as 90's arcade racing game as it can get (check Ridge Racer for instance), so I don't think it would have died if it was a feature on GT1/2 lol.
I said I don't understand your comment about promoting GT7 "as it is now".You literally just said you don't understand the point of the demo...so what then would you understand about me saying why simply promoting GT7 wouldn't work?
Besides, MFGT still is essentially GT7, so it's not like it's an entirely new experience for those who played GT7.
Like who? Why not just promote GT7?
No, but as Clinton Ducks said, MFGT's purpose is literally to promote GT7, and as I said, MFGT still uses GT7 as its core.Are you implying it's not worth promoting?
Sure. I was confused by your previous comment, but I guess that makes sense.No, but as Clinton Ducks said, MFGT's purpose is literally to promote GT7, and as I said, MFGT still uses GT7 as its core.
Ergo, MFGT promotes GT7.
Just for fun. Why notIf you already own gt7, there is zero point to download this demo,
There is nothing new or different for gt7 players sadly,
Well...it's not like the demo took much time or effort to make. Mostly they focused on the appearance of the game with the menus/structure and UI. Otherwise, the gameplay itself is untouched.I still wish they'd work on improving the game and adding content rather than spending time and money on promotional material, but I guess they've got to make at the end of the day.
I don't understand why the Music Rally was even included, since it's a GT7 thing.I will say, if the idea is to entice younger player, Kaz shouldn't have any involvement with the music selection at all......EVER.
But PD sucks at satisfying their playerbase, so it's no wonder they suck at being inviting to new players.I'm a bit perplexed at how much of the trailer is taken up with Music Rally - a feature that's only been in the latest iteration of the game, and hence it is about as un-nostalgic for the GT series as it gets.
I expected more too. We were wrong to do so I guess. On the other hand, I think my son(s) will enjoy this demo more than me.Yeah I brainfarted on that. I was thinking GT3. I was just a bit disappointed I suppose, to not see more of a classic vibe.
I suppose there's a bit of a retro vibe with the menu element positioning but I was hoping for more given they said it would evoke the nostalgia of the early games.
Figured they'd go a decent way with maybe an adjusted HUD and menu style beyond the MFGT style which doesn't seem hugely nostalgic. But it is closer.
I was just expecting too much though. Especially for a demo that's 2 and a half years in. It's cool still, I like the throwback elements that are there and think it's a good thing overall.
He also said GT5 would have a freeroam city and the livery editor back then, so even though the man is a mastermind and obsessive perfectionist, it's not a good idea to listen to him, but hold him to his words 10+ years down the line from when he first say it.The marketing for GT7 said it was going back to the roots with simulation mode and look where we are now. I won't believe it until I see it. You could argue it's not coming from Kaz's mouth directly but "Simulation mode" was text flashed up in the reveal trailer so he likely approved that.
I've preordered every GT since GT5. I think I preordered GT5 3 years prior to release, and when we heard what editions we would get you bet I held my money to the signature edition!Maybe. Personally i preorderd GT7 25th anniversary without hesitation. But my first impressions of the game were disappointing, especially regarding the career. I think many people were/are disappointed in that part of the game. So i can only hope PD is going to put more emphasis on that part of GT8.
A demo for GT8 like this one now before the release would be fantastic.
Why not both? Are you aware what consoles and games cost these days? Not everyone can afford every single game they want. They'd have to choose which to get. A demo serves a good purpose, to let people get a taste of what they're buying. That 60 minute free "trial" is bullcrap and you know it. Plus you'd need PS+ for that. Not everyone* has PS+Like who? Why not just promote GT7?
Why did you just state your name?Just for fun. Why not
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I’m thinking that with the car list as well. I could imagine some young players thinking, “Why are all these grandpa cars here?”.I will say, if the idea is to entice younger player, Kaz shouldn't have any involvement with the music selection at all......EVER.
Real name Is Tony. ynot my name backwards. Dumb I know.ynot
05XR8 isn’t my real name(shocking, I know), but a car I no longer own. I’m stuck with it…Real name Is Tony. ynot my name backwards. Dumb I know.
Whether that's genuine or /s, it made me grin regardless.Oh wow cool
Mate we're lucky to get 1 tarmac track every year, if they wasted that resource on a duplicate track in a worse setting I'd lose my head.It would have been a good timing to re-release grand valley Speedway in it's original layout & location
That's the spirit. My oldest son (6) turns more heads at old cars than new cars, but he doesn't know any brands except Nissan either. He's sad I had to sold the Fairlady Z I had before we got himI’m thinking that with the car list as well. I could imagine some young players thinking, “Why are all these grandpa cars here?”.
However, my youngest daughter is 13 and wants an NA MX-5 as her first car and to keep forever.
*Why not, you mean?Real name Is Tony. ynot my name backwards. Dumb I know.*
Gauging the nostalgia-ness of the 18 earn-able cars.
These 8 appeared (in at least substantially similar form) in the first four GT games:
These 7 are from the post-PS2 era:
- Audi TT Coupe 3.2 V6 ’03
- Daihatsu Copen ’02
- Honda NSX Type R ’92
- Mazda RX-7 FD Spirit R ’02
- Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution V GSR ’98
- Nissan Skyline R32 GT-R ’89
- Toyota Corolla Levin AE86 ’83
- Volvo 240 SE Estate ’93
These are the outliers:
- (PSP) Lamborghini Countach LP400 ’74
- (GT5) Dodge Challenger R/T ’70
- (GT5) MINI Cooper S ’05
- (GTS) BMW M3 Sport Evolution ’89
- (GTS) Mazda Roadster (ND) S ’15
- (GTS) Porsche 911 930 Turbo ’81
- (GTS) Volkswagen Golf VII GTI ’14
- Citroen DS21 Pallas ’70
- Ferrari 308 GTB ’76
- Suzuki Jimny XC ’18
You cannot remove the flags from the HUD in GT7, here they're gone.Flags?