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No it was not.Wasn't it delayed a couple of times, as always when it comes to GT games? But can't say for sure, now that you mention it...
No it was not.Wasn't it delayed a couple of times, as always when it comes to GT games? But can't say for sure, now that you mention it...
Wasn't it delayed a couple of times, as always when it comes to GT games? But can't say for sure, now that you mention it...
Do we know how many DLC cars we got in GT5?
I still have a little faith in Kaz:
http://www.gran-turismo.com/au/support/03_0004185.html
Those who own Gran Turismo 5 Prologue, can perform a free online update to upgrade the software to the same content and specifications as Gran Turismo 5 Prologue Spec III.
Gran Turismo 5 Prologue
Release Date 13 dec 2007
Number of Cars 37
Number of Tracks 5 tracks/10 layouts
Gran Turismo 5 Prologue Spec III
Release Date 30 oct 2008
Number of Cars 74
Number of Tracks 6 tracks/12 layouts
They have a proven track record... the media is going to destroy them and sales will be bad, but I suspect a year later GT Sport Spec III will be a little less disappointing.
Now show us the front interior model. GTS's models are a clear step up however I too hope this will be the final model reset.
I find it absolutely incredible that when talking about bringing past cars, people mention standards but not premiums. My brain has a disdain for this kind of illogical reasoning, which is why I can't stand PD anymore. The reasons for bringing back standards are NEGATIVE while those for bringing back premiums are all POSITIVE.
This one too is in the trash unfortunately.
These models are not in the garbage but will be getting the necessary upgrades pertaining to the GTsport engine.I find it absolutely incredible that when talking about bringing past cars, people mention standards but not premiums. My brain has a disdain for this kind of illogical reasoning, which is why I can't stand PD anymore. The reasons for bringing back standards are NEGATIVE while those for bringing back premiums are all POSITIVE.
This one too is in the trash unfortunately.
Stop saying it's in the trash! Unless you work for PD you have no clue. Didn't he say he wasn't getting rid of past assets or something along those lines? The Lotus Evora was in GT5 & 6, but was redone for GTSport. That seems like past assets can be done over to 'ps4 quality'.I find it absolutely incredible that when talking about bringing past cars, people mention standards but not premiums. My brain has a disdain for this kind of illogical reasoning, which is why I can't stand PD anymore. The reasons for bringing back standards are NEGATIVE while those for bringing back premiums are all POSITIVE.
This one too is in the trash unfortunately.
The facebook person working for PD said none of the previous premiums will be in this game. Now whether the inclusion of the Evora for example was done using the premium one is only up to your speculation. The game is supposed to have some 150 cars, and there has never been any indication that previous premiums will be used, rather the opposite.Stop saying it's in the trash! Unless you work for PD you have no clue. Didn't he say he wasn't getting rid of past assets or something along those lines? The Lotus Evora was in GT5 & 6, but was redone for GTSport. That seems like past assets can be done over to 'ps4 quality'.
Agreed, but this is a different situation. GT5 had a high car count to start with, never mind by what means. GTS is starting low, so the expectation for a lot of cars to be added is high, and with them throwing the 500 number around, it's no surprise. I believe most of us here are not gullible enough to put full faith in that though. I hope PD can back up what they're saying, but I won't hold my breath.That just won't cut it for GTS.
This feels weird but I'm going to quote myself from another thread as it's more relevant here, but I think we will see something similar happen, maybe with more tracks:
These models are not in the garbage but will be getting the necessary upgrades pertaining to the GTsport engine.
You will still see it in the coming months.
He talked about premium as they were in the other GTs, without being reworked to work for GTsport .... so he can have so many meanings.The facebook person working for PD said none of the previous premiums will be in this game. Now whether the inclusion of the Evora for example was done using the premium one is only up to your speculation. The game is supposed to have some 150 cars, and there has never been any indication that previous premiums will be used, rather the opposite.
In a forum you must say something with a source and not personal opinions?We haven't seen any confirmations from Polyphony about which models from the PS3 era are being brought back. Do you have a source, so that we can report it on the front page?
In a forum you must say something with a source and not personal opinions?
Please do not be stressed with these answers, we are on a forum where you discuss mainly your own opinions and not in a magazine editorial.
He talked about premium as they were in the other GTs, without being reworked to work for GTsport .... so he can have so many meanings.
That facebook stuff was wrong before. I don't trust that over actual evidence in the beta. The Evora is only one example of car that was in GT6 AND GTS. Those cars were "thrown away"?The facebook person working for PD said none of the previous premiums will be in this game. Now whether the inclusion of the Evora for example was done using the premium one is only up to your speculation. The game is supposed to have some 150 cars, and there has never been any indication that previous premiums will be used, rather the opposite.
If it was a fact I would have put the source, do not you find?You didn't present your statement as an opinion — you presented it as fact. Hence the question.
What's confusing about this? The assets they have are not being thrown away as you put it. It seems you think that PD are going to be redoing every car from nothing. So what does that mean? They're going to be getting a car from the 90's or whatever decade and rescan it or photograph it or whatever other means they do to capture the car? That seems like a lot of extra work. I think they already have models or photos etc and they redo it from there.Where has he been wrong? Because if he has, then you are right we need to conclude that he's probably wrong all the time (although it's confirmed that he works for PD).So it seems I need to repeat myself. What makes you think the Evora in Gt Sport comes from GT6 and hasn't been completely redone from scratch as PD themselves say?
They themselves said that they redo it from scratch. And obviously there must be a reason don't you think? Because if they use the same methods and assets as before then why even bother instead of using the already done premiums?What's confusing about this? The assets they have are not being thrown away as you put it. It seems you think that PD are going to be redoing every car from nothing. So what does that mean? They're going to be getting a car from the 90's or whatever decade and rescan it or photograph it or whatever other means they do to capture the car? That seems like a lot of extra work. I think they already have models or photos etc and they redo it from there.
Redoing it from scratch doesn't mean they start over completely with brand new pictures etc. I'm sure they have computer models of cars. I'm not a CAD artist, but I know that improvements to the playstation (3 to 4) can allow for better or more accurate computer models to be rendered. Who's to say that the redone cars don't have these schematics saved in pd's 'vault', as I like to call it, just waiting to be refreshed and upgraded to today's standard?They themselves said that they redo it from scratch. And obviously there must be a reason don't you think? Because if they use the same methods and assets as before then why even bother instead of using the already done premiums?
Oh and one more thing, the premiums seen ingame in either GT5 or GT6 were downscaled due to the hardware, both on photomode and gameplay. The true quality of these premiums are seen on videos made by PD themselves such as these
What makes you think he said that? I can't see it in the statement that none of previous premiums will make it in GT Sport.
Well yeah, they likely weren't restricted by hardware.Those models seen in the trailers alone are PS4 quality.
That facebook stuff was wrong before. I don't trust that over actual evidence in the beta. The Evora is only one example of car that was in GT6 AND GTS. Those cars were "thrown away"?
Who's to say that the redone cars don't have these schematics saved in pd's 'vault', as I like to call it, just waiting to be refreshed and upgraded to today's standard?