GT5 delayed

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If its two weeks then the commercials for GT5 would have began the Tuesday after the delay was announced (October 19th)
 
they started well before that, remember the i love cars ad on the slide?

That was a Japanese commercial, where their promotion of games is different than what is done in America. If I recall correctly there is SCEE, SCEI, and SCEA publishing the game based on region and their marketing strategies are not the same.
 
I just noticed something on the France Playstation Blog. They list developers who will attend to Paris Game Week and Kaz Yamauchi is not on that list.

Maybe he will not come to Paris Game Week?
 
Listen mate the French really know how to riot.
If I was Kaz I'd stay away.

*joke about the French. I love my European cousins.
 
I meant it as since France usually doesn't win any wars, not that the country itself hasn't produced military men.
 
Yeah yeah I know, I just wanted to keep the "Cheese Eating Surrender Monkey" thing going :D

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I'm getting anxious about GT5... It's October 25th and still no news :(

My guess (based on my thoughts about the main reason of delay - CoD's release), they are just waiting for now, so new release date won't be too far from it's announcement.
They can't say something like that: game is 100% done and could be released by mid november, but we won't do that, because CoD will "eat" our sales and we can't allow that after 6 years of development.
 
My guess (based on my thoughts about the main reason of delay - CoD's release), they are just waiting for now, so new release date won't be too far from it's announcement.
They can't say something like that: game is 100% done and could be released by mid november, but we won't do that, because CoD will "eat" our sales and we can't allow that after 6 years of development.

So what you are saying is that a videogame is like an eclipse it's there and then it's gone, GT5 is somewhat an ephemeral phenomenon and won't be in stores after a week?
 
So what you are saying is that a videogame is like an eclipse it's there and then it's gone, GT5 is somewhat an ephemeral phenomenon and won't be in stores after a week?

No what he's saying is that he thinks sony don't want to risk anything diminishing the impact of GT5's arrival. Big sales early means recouping some of the production costs sooner rather than later, and making a profit sooner rather than later.
 
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