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Regarding the content cutoff, I think it will be kept somewhat alive until GT7 releases, because they now have an active online community, that they will not want to lose. By releasing some content over the next few months, they can retain that community until GT7.It's good to see the GT7 Forum (again). Here's my theories about the release date as of this time:
- I think Q4 is slightly ambitious since GT Sport is still set to receive content even if it is modest (by comparison GT5 and GT6 saw their content cut off at least a few months before the next game's announcement). By mid-year should we hear nothing all bets are off for 2020.
- Q4 2021 is likely provided the announcement and presentation of GT7 goes smoothly and there are no further delays. This is important and I hope it emulates GT6's release build up and not that of GT5 or GTSport.
- Q4 2022 would be interesting as (December 2022) will mark Gran Turismo's 25th Anniversary. Considering the intention of adding past, present and future elements into GT7 I think PD could aim for this date.
- Anything later than 2022 would become problematic given it would be past five years between titles.
- Also interesting to note is the last GT game to release outside Q4 was GT5 Prologue back in 2008 (though it was released Q4 2007 in Japan though) and Japan has only seen two games not released in Q4 (GT3 and GT Concept)
Also note that the content updates have already been dialed back significantly in recent months.
I think Q4 2020 as a PS5 launch title is still pretty likely.