Come off it @shamus They can announce and release when they want. They do not need months of time to do anything. That is a throwback to the days of magazine lead times. This is the age of instant notification and you know it.
I know that, but it doesn't take Months.They could. It would be extremely foolish to do so.
Like any big game they would prefer to build hype and have big day one sales. That's far safer than relying on the game's excellence and word of mouth. And for that they need time to get the hype train rolling. However instant you may think notifications are these days, it still takes time for information to disseminate through a community.
My guess is September or November 2017 and that is purely based on the stuff I've seen so far.
Come off it @samus They can announce and release when they want. They do not need months of time to do anything. That is a throwback to the days of magazine lead times. This is the age of instant notification and you know it.
And ypu continue to miss the point. WE ARE NOT living in the same age this strategy was developed for. Magazine lead times. Or are you still living in the 90s?They may not need it but they still do it. Tell me the last AAA title to get released almost instantly after announcing the date? I mean I obviously don't follow every game, so I may be wrong, but from my experience except when the promo is already done/in full force and it's a very minor delay, games release a few months after the announcement at the least. Indies do it, but yeah, GTS isn't an indie.
And ypu continue to miss the point. WE ARE NOT living in the same age this strategy was developed for. Magazine lead times. Or are you still living in the 90s?
Just when is it they are going to announce GTS then? I know, what about Copper box! Do you think that would be a good place to do it?No, I'm living in the present, where games release dates are still announced 3+ months before the date.
Just when is it they are going to announce GTS then? I know, what about Copper box! Do you think that would be a good place to do it?
And just because someone does something the same way it's been done before does NOT mean it is the right thing to do.
Then we can expect an unofficial 'septemberish' annoucement from them too
I actually got a VR and bought DriverClub VR just for that reason. (The VR is awesome though). Cant wait to see wht GT does with the VRI hear ya. Getting so tired waiting now I actually just found myself checking through reviews of the other racing games for my PS4 which is sitting on the side waiting. Might actually consider buying one of the others (I see Project Cars got some good reviews) if no announcement or delivery for GTsport is announced soon, say 1-3 months.
Well we should hope to God that they announce a March or April release date today if we want it as early as September. A November 2016 release was too late, so it can't possibly come soon enough.Then we can expect an unofficial 'septemberish' annoucement from them too
If it weren't for Assetto Corsa and maybe Dirt Rally, I swear I would have sold this stupid PS4. PD are screwing this all up for themselves. Depending on how AC evolves this year, GTS may never see much of me at all. I'll buy it of course. No matter how cringe-inducing the cars sound.I actually got a VR and bought DriverClub VR just for that reason. (The VR is awesome though). Cant wait to see wht GT does with the VR
I know that, but it doesn't take Months.
The original release date of Novemeber was announced months beforehand. They missed that date anyways, but still, I can't recall a time where a game was launched in the same month it was announced. This being a delayed announcement now, it's a slightly different situation, but it don't think it'll make it that much more likely to be the case.And ypu continue to miss the point. WE ARE NOT living in the same age this strategy was developed for. Magazine lead times. Or are you still living in the 90s?
The original release date of Novemeber was announced months beforehand. They missed that date anyways, but still, I can't recall a time where a game was launched in the same month it was announced. This being a delayed announcement now, it's a slightly different situation, but it don't think it'll make it that much more likely to be the case.
Hell, I've been following Ghost Recon Wildlands, and they had a release date announced back at E3 for March 2017. I admit that's a bit long in most cases, but still, it's incorrect to assume that this really isn't the norm.Indeed. As I say ~3 months seems to be the minimum for big AAA titles, then anything up to 6 months or more. Again as said previously, just yesterday Mass Effect Andromeda had it's new release date revealed, and that is March 21st, just a little under the 3 months.
I know that, but it doesn't take Months.
Just when is it they are going to announce GTS then? I know, what about Copper box! Do you think that would be a good place to do it?
And just because someone does something the same way it's been done before does NOT mean it is the right thing to do.
I know that, but it doesn't take Months.
Before one can speculate date of release, one would have to have received the first new round of screenshot dumps? Surely?
Before one can speculate date of release, one would have to have received the first new round of screenshot dumps? Surely?