Ongoing updates??

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i did a search and couldnt find anything. if its a repost sorry.

after seein forza2 etc i was impressed with the updates/addons that they bring out. New cars and new track every few months.

Is this going to be something thats in GT5???đź’ˇ
 
All ready the Japanese version was being Constantly Updated, and I hear just yesterday or today new update for turning the ABS off in European version. GT5 promises to have cars and tracks as updates as well.
 
It would be cool, but car/track packs better be priced based on how many cars/tracks a full game has, and how much a full game costs.

Like say, if GT5 has ~800 cars and costs $60, then it should cost about $0.075 per each downloadable car.

I personally think all additional cars should be free though, and Polyphony should only charge for additional tracks. But I kinda want those to be free too. lol
 
As long as they release cars In packs i will buy, but if they do the single thing i won't.......ahhh who im i kidding. I just hope they put some rare ones.
 
$0.075 per car? Ha, so that is what PD get paid for investing a month modelling a car!

That's unfair. Based on your thought, perhaps as the game has 15x more cars than your average racing game, it should cost $900. Don't take the size of the game for granted.

I think the pricing should depend on how many copies of the game they sold and roughly how many units of that DLC they expect to sell. That would be more fair. But I guess people need to be paid and some get greedy.
 
$0.075 per car? Ha, so that is what PD get paid for investing a month modelling a car!

That's unfair. Based on your thought, perhaps as the game has 15x more cars than your average racing game, it should cost $900. Don't take the size of the game for granted.

I think the pricing should depend on how many copies of the game they sold and roughly how many units of that DLC they expect to sell. That would be more fair. But I guess people need to be paid and some get greedy.

$0.075 per car I think is quite reasonable, and would still be profitable given the number of people who will likely buy the dlc. A fifteen-car pack at $0.075 would be $1.125, which could be generously rounded up to $1.25 (or hell, could even be rounded up to the nearest dollar... $2). GT will sell more than the usual game, and so that leads me to believe it's DLC will too. So, yeah, that should be profitable.
 

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