Quickly on a vaguely linked note (not really) is Maserati featured in either Forza or Gran Turismo?
Yes. But if so, why do Porsche cars appear in games that are not from EA?
Why don't they block the Porsche license from Forza then?
Ah, so you mean the contract between Porsche and EA doesn't forbid all (temporary) cooperations with other game manufacturers, rather than just single out specific ones like Polyphony Digital. Well, that's a possibility. We'll see what Porsche has to say to that, given they respond.You guys are still not getting it.
If EA is singling out the GT series, that means only they specifically can't get the license, because the contract would say "Porsche is not to appear in GT", which conversely means everybody else who is not PD, can.
It's what I've suspected all along.
Ah, so you mean the contract between Porsche and EA doesn't forbid all (temporary) cooperations with other game manufacturers, rather than just single out specific ones like Polyphony Digital. Well, that's a possibility. We'll see what Porsche has to say to that, given they respond.
If this is right, there could be a bargain between EA and PD, couldn't it?
Or it could be that EA don't want to hand over rights to the biggest competitor in the gaming world.
I wonder if this is why PD made NASCAR a part of GT5, to get back at EA, who then announced no more NASCAR...
Gt has no competition, just if gt has porsche too why buy a other racing game?
GT does have competition.
Anyone who genuinely believes that they dont is either exceptionally niave, or just not intelligent.
GT does have competition.
Anyone who genuinely believes that they dont is either exceptionally niave, or just not intelligent.
Yeah, but the competition is Forza.
NFS never competed with GT for sales, not during the cop chasing/underground days. Different market.
With Shift? maybe, but Shift is really a prologue in terms of content (less than 20 tracks, less than 80 cars).
If they are blocking the competition they would have to do this to Forza too. Makes no sense to block one competitor and by doing that, help the other competitor.
So let's say the logic is: "if you want to drive a Porsche, buy our game, because GT doesn't have". Well, this is a moot point because the answer will be: "so i have to buy Forza instead, since GT doesn't have Porsches".
Makes no sense. To me it still makes more sense the fact that Porsche is still mad at PD for shortcutting them and including RUF on GT2. It's crazy, but less crazy than EA blocking PD and favouring Microsoft.
I would like to see them going after Dauer and Gemballa. I want to race some racing spec Porsches, and i can't do that with the current RUF's. All i want is a 911 GT2 and i'll be fine. If they can get that through Gemballa, i'm very happy.
Yeah, but the competition is Forza.
NFS never competed with GT for sales, not during the cop chasing/underground days. Different market.
With Shift? maybe, but Shift is really a prologue in terms of content (less than 20 tracks, less than 80 cars).
If they are blocking the competition they would have to do this to Forza too. Makes no sense to block one competitor and by doing that, help the other competitor.
Um, there was also the MC12 GT1 available.Only seen Maserati in Test Drive Unlimited and as a GTR2 safety car.
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At 0.09,I believe this is a RUF on the PSP?