For some, perhaps. For some, it might have that impact, for others, FH3 will still be more important. Besides, they just need to announce a non-racing title to create a bigger hype because the interest in the racing genre is slowly decreasing - from what I've seen at least.
I don't think the talk of a beta will wipe the floor, but what I think would do that would be to release the beta before that, and release a final game date at E3 with some extra footage.
I made the decision to go standard PS4 weighing the following, which I suspect would jive with most other folks lurking this particular thread:
I'll likely go for the base PS4 as well, but I don't want to buy in yet just on the fact that the base models will likely go down in price, or that a lot of them will be popping up on the market. Still, one of my main concerns is that I just want both to be optimized. I can hold off on GTS, I have plenty of other great games to play.
The ability to play any pc sim at massive framerates and with huge fields certainly makes it easier to wait for the Neo
Not necessarily, we'll have to see how it plays out. PD isn't known in the past for prioritizing framerates over eye candy so it'd be a switch in philosophy to have a solid 60 on both platforms. Anything is possible at this point.
I'm sure we all want to rampantly speculate in more than one place!
Ah ok, thanks for that 👍 Just your typical GTP hype train getting excited before nothing then
The ability to play any pc sim at massive framerates and with huge fields certainly makes it easier to wait for the Neo
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Agreed Johnny,but framerate should be a requirment for the game now than how they veiwed it before with GT5 and GT6 and yeah they have not considered framerate a important role with GT5 and especially 6,but I'm sure they are more concerned with it though,but yes anything is possible Johnny. 👍
At the Silverstone GT 15th anniversary event they had embargo until 5PM IIRC and were cool with me recording stuff. My profile pic actually is me behind Kaz recording GT6 footage using my phone.Imagine the outrage on GTP if everyone invited to the beta event has to sign an NDA and all phones and other recording devices are prohibited
In my opinion, it should have been a requirement in the past too. It is a situation that can literally interrupt you're inputs on a game, and a game that requires as much precision as these games do, it should have been the first thing they optimized.
On that note, first at these type of events footage is never recorded from the console itself. That means good footage is already discarded.
After that then comes NDAs, meaning that the actual testers can't talk about the game nor have permission to record nor share footage. What we are going to see is shaky 30 seconds long phone videos, with vertical orientation, recorded in a very noisy area.
And if we go by what always happens at PD hosted events, then there will also be an official trailer that's clearly CGI, lots of pictures of Kaz posing with GTRs (9:1 than about the actual game) and people will quote Amar on neogaf about hats being blown off and shedding tears of manliness (despite him not attending any events).
Our hope is that one GTP user attends and just breaks the NDA. Don't give your nicknames to PD
