In an article in Evo (UK based performance motoring mag) Kazunori said something to the effect of GT5 continuing to develop and grow post release, he may have even said evolve.....
Found it:
[snip] As Yamauchi said in Madrid, with a glint in his fatigued, scratchy eyes, 'GT will continue to develop and evolve. We have many updates planned. It has become a living creature that will grow and grow.'[snip]
I would like to think that with his involvement with a number of high profile car manufacturers Kazunori san and the manufacturers could see the value in releasing new concepts and even perhaps new production cars 'launched' in GT5 in a similar schedule to their release into the public.
The young and trendy, with their high disposable income and often sheep like buying habits (and influence to be balanced) are an attractive market segment for the car companies and the GT series has reached a certain level of maturity now. Exposure is almost always a good thing.
Here's hoping.
Found it:
[snip] As Yamauchi said in Madrid, with a glint in his fatigued, scratchy eyes, 'GT will continue to develop and evolve. We have many updates planned. It has become a living creature that will grow and grow.'[snip]
I would like to think that with his involvement with a number of high profile car manufacturers Kazunori san and the manufacturers could see the value in releasing new concepts and even perhaps new production cars 'launched' in GT5 in a similar schedule to their release into the public.
The young and trendy, with their high disposable income and often sheep like buying habits (and influence to be balanced) are an attractive market segment for the car companies and the GT series has reached a certain level of maturity now. Exposure is almost always a good thing.
Here's hoping.