Yes; if i see a standard car in GT7 which is supposed to awe potential buyers with next gen eye candy, i'm gonna laugh... very loud.
Them low res PS2 assets in my PS4 game? *Sells said game*Yes; if i see a standard car in GT7 which is supposed to awe potential buyers with next gen eye candy, i'm gonna laugh... very loud.
Sad that people are already even expecting this in a way, and some wouldn't even have problems with it... Where are your standards??
It will at least, justifiably or not, give them the image of lazy, since they cannot be bothered to model most of those "standard cars" from ground zero in order to get them to current-gen standards.Them low res PS2 assets in my PS4 game? *Sells said game*
No matter what, standard cars must not, and I mean, must NOT, be included in GT7. That'll just be massively silly and will give PD a very bad image.
There is also zero evidence to support that they've decided not to include standards in GT7, and since we don't know if the decision is made or not, we discuss it. Saying PD is "considering" something, only means they are going through the thought process, which is as likely a scenario as any other at this point.
They didn't need to reuse models in GT4 because they weren't unfamiliar with the PS2 hardware at that point. GT3 was scratching the surface and they therefore saw fit to cull the car count to avoid disparity that including models from a previous generation would cause, so by the time GT4 came around, PD already had the know-how of creating a large car list with models of equal fidelity.
Ok the XJR-9 is an exception but at least that came with many other new cars. Turn 10 are charging for cars that were already previously in the game without new cars which is unacceptable and is yet another reason why I have a strong dislike towards Microsoft.The XJR-9 was free in GT5?
To be fair, PD hasn't charged money for cars in GT6 yet because they've not bothered to offer that "quantum leap" of "monthly" DLC packs.
I can't imagine PD would ever even consider adding something like this to a PS4 game of any sort:
Mazda's response:If we take speculation a notch up...
How if PD uses standards to get what they want.
-Hey Mazda, if we dont get ....(where .... = whatever you think they want) we are putting your cars in GT7 as standards and that as original standards. Now we could upgrade them to GT6 standards and if you really want to promote your cars you accept our premium package. Your cars will shine in 1080p detail and if all goes well even in 4k photomode. Now the last feature is coming later, but you pay of course now. Deal?
In business dirty methods are allowed
Excatly.
👍 So I hope PD makes a good decision and ditches them, but something is keep telling me they won't let them go because they want to see their car list above others, but that's bad a mistake.It still doesn't excuse PD for reselling a car that was a stardard car at first. They did it to the BRZ and that N24 2012 GT-R racecar as well, by reusing models that were currently there and one that was added for free. PD could just do that again if they wanted to for GT6.
That's true, I don't think Sony/PS4 have any good racing games on the horizon, do they?
Sorry, I was exaggerating a bit. It's only delayed.
DriveClub will sadly be missed.But I understand why it was cancelled.
Really?
The problem is that, for too many people here, negative remarks and attitudes about Gran Turismo are automatically true, and anyone who actually likes the game and DARES to say anything good about it is full of wrongness. And some wonder why a few old hands have departed for saner pastures...
You said that in your opinion GT6 can dupe you into thinking you're watching a real race and some of your friends agree. @Zelalem disagreed and said he and his friends have never thought GT6 looked real. He gave the opposite opinion to you. I fail to see how that's acting like he's the Demi-God of Truth and Reason. If he is, you are guilty of the same.
PS2 assets in a PS4 game would be wrong, there is a truth that nobody else in the gaming world has or will do such a thing with good reason.
You saw flaws in GT4 cars when GTHD came along because there was an enormous increase in screen resolution and graphics technology had made decent progress in the time between those games. I'm pretty sure it was also stated in an interview at some point that GT's highest quality car models haven't actually been used in the PS3 games, because all of GT5/6's cars were built to be futureproof, hence why they take so long.
