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I don't consider GTS as one of the racing games. To me it's more of a car appreciation culture. With online racing features.Sad if you ask me.
I remember my indifference when Tag Heuer was announced as the 'official watch and time keeper'.
As a GT fan of over fifteen years, it's becoming a bit depressing to follow the gtplanet news articles, especially since they started covering other racing games. Perhaps it's my 'grass is greener' mindset, but whilst other games seem to release the latest and most sought after cars, and incorporate interesting and innovative game mechanics such as the season cycle in Forza Horizon, PD appears to be stuck trying to tie down the best 'official watch and time keeper, or official FIA accreditation. News articles relating to GT Sport tend to be about updated time trials, updated daily races, gtplanet photo or livery competitions, or random corporate partnerships that have no bearing on content or gameplay, and that's going right from its release. We were all excited about the mileage store, but it feels like they gave up on doing anything interesting with that practically from the moment the game was released.
It doesn't feel as if their heart is in creating the most exciting game any more.
Today we lost Heuer advertising but gained a Gr. 3 Mazda. Mazda wins.
Just my opinion but I think it's a poor move by Heuer. They get more targeted exposure, especially in Asia by association with GT than the outdated "official" image they are trying to create.