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You're still missing the point, all of these titles alone offer enough to make people think twice.It's almost impossible for a single game to draw attention from someone that owns 3 or 4 other games of the same/similar genre. It's not like he is comparing something "1 to 1", he is comparing 3 things to 1. What could GT have that, somehow, would make it stand out from 3 other games at the same time? I'm pretty sure that, apart from the Sport mode and the feeling a GT game itself has, there's nothing more a racing game can offer. Those games combined offer everything that a driving/racing game can offer, combined. It's not likely GT will offer something ground breaking that people who already have everything else, to make them forget those games to buy GT.
Hell those that own multiple racing titles (like say me) are actually more likely to buy GTS (like say me). Its those that maybe only want one racing title in the range of games they play that are likely to have already done so; or those that want multiple titles but have jumped platform to PC or Xbox.
The issue is that based of GT6's performance that 'old formula' wasn't hitting the spot as well as past iterations had either.Maybe an old style GT could pull that off, just for the sheer amount of content in one game, and the semi-sim racer it is. But even that would be though to do.
They need to fix the real flaws about the game, like the AI, sounds, etc.
If this "new formula" doesn't sell as much as other iterations, then it's a sign they have to rethink about it.
PD are in danger of doing what happened to the NFS series and mixing the message of what they are offering, while not realising that the audience and competition is also changing.
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