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Well, I guess this thread is a great idea if you judge by the number of whiners who posted on it...
Now you could even speculate if it would sell more if it were released on the PS4 sometime next year.I wonder what the worldwide sale figures are so far, compared to GT5. Still, I didn't expect the game to do so poorly. It is however indeed satisfying to hear, as @MasamuneDate said.
Surely, it could've been a system seller for many (including myself) under the premise that it truly was a next-gen game; sounds, AI, visual quality etc.Now you could even speculate if it would sell more if it were released on the PS4 sometime next year.
Surely. It could be the decising factor determining the future of the series.Surely, it could've been a system seller for many (including myself) under the premise that it truly was a next-gen game; sounds, AI, visual quality etc.
As for GT6 on the PS3; I guess next-gen really did steal the show after all, regardless of the PS3's supposedly 80 million-ish installbase. GT6's LTD sales will be an interesting one to keep an eye on.
As I said before, we could only speculate if it would sell better on another console, but I agree with you. The "racing factor" on GT has been left behind in the past.It is the lack of any racing content which stopped me purchasing it, nothing to do with which console it is on.
Stange. It only saids the UK. I want to see GT6's worldwide sells.
Can't be the marketing tough:Surely, it could've been a system seller for many (including myself) under the premise that it truly was a next-gen game; sounds, AI, visual quality etc.
As for GT6 on the PS3; I guess next-gen really did steal the show after all, regardless of the PS3's supposedly 80 million-ish installbase. Or perhaps it was poor marketing of the game? GT6's LTD sales will be an interesting one to keep an eye on.
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Either way, there are several reasons why the game (juding by the article) isn't doing as good as it's predecessor. My best guesses are either weak marketing, next-gen stealing the show, bad publicity (never ending updates, sounds not getting improved, MTs - just to name a few off the top of my head), people got burned by GT5 and moved on or the fact that GT6 is basically seen as a GT5.5 by many.
@JEMcG if you still have a 360, you should try FM4, it's better than FM3 in everyway minus a few track layouts and Porsche not being included as standard.
I think FM4 is the best console racer to date.
The 250GB ones are going for £160ish on Amazon (cheaper than buying a 4GB and a hard drive).I don't have one. It was on someone elses 360 about 4 years ago. Would that have been FM2 or 3? I can't afford a 360 right now but I'm seriously thinking about it, they are probably pretty cheap now.
The 250GB ones are going for £160ish on Amazon (cheaper than buying a 4GB and a hard drive).
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Xbox-250GB-Console-Wireless-Controller/dp/B00BM2LKZO/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid=1386616624&sr=8-3&keywords=xbox 360
Pick one up, FM4 is easily the best racer this gen.
It would be easy to suggest that next-gen excitement for the PS4 has put a dampner on GT6 sales. But all major franchises are currently down in sales on previous entries - even after next-gen sales have been accounted for.
It took PD to screw up twice in a row for people to start seeing through the hype. In a way GT5 was disappointing for the exact same factors people are complaining about today, but 3 years ago you still had the "new" factor, even tough they ported a lot of stuff straight over from PS2.Unhappy threads and posts popping all around GTplanet forums. I guess we are making some sense.
It took PD to screw up twice in a row for people to start seeing through the hype. In a way GT5 was disappointing for the exact same factors people are complaining about today, but 3 years ago you still had the "new" factor, even tough they ported a lot of stuff straight over from PS2.
Now it's just a bit too obvious because everyone has experienced PS3 already, and the fresh factor is lacking in GT6 because the game looks much the same graphically. People then start noticing much more that they basically spend 60 euros on a update containing many of the same flaws as it's predecessor, as they can't hide behind the graphics anymore...
Unhappy threads and posts popping all around GTplanet forums. I guess we are making some sense.
Indeed, fans and critics alike have been mentioning the negative points about the GT franchise for more than 10 years now, and instead of listening and improving those points they actually managed to make some of it worseAnd with all that being said, will Kaz going to listen to us for a change? I very much doubt it.
Unhappy threads and posts popping all around GTplanet forums. I guess we are making some sense.
Why not do a poll around here then? The question: "Are you completely happy with the game so far?"True.
But, is it really a true representation?
I used to frequent a forum for a particular brand of car for many years. There was a particular model with a automated clutch that a lot of members owned. If you casually read through a lot of threads on this forum you would get the impression that this gearbox was terrible, and to be avoided at all costs. It became a constant topic. Even people that owned the pure manual version of the car dissuaded new comers that posted questions about this gearbox on the forum, based on previous posts.
One day somebody did a poll. Question posted was pure and simple, "if you are an owner of this box, are you completely happy with it?" There were hundreds and hundreds of responses over a 12 month period. The result? 95% were completely happy with it.
It surely does, they aren't a big studio with lot's of manpower so patching up their current game takes up resources. Bet they are gonna spend 2014 updating GT6 with DLC and patches, which will then jeopardize development for GT7 in turn, if they still refuse to hire extra people or outsource.
Being pushed to release on next gen by Sony, I think they are just gonna port over all premiums we have now like they did from GT4 to 5, and rework a couple of tracks as these cannot be permitted to look PS3 anymore. In the end I think they will release a FM5 style game late 2014 (GT prologue anyone?) with not too much content, and I'm afraid not too much improvements neither as they simply won't have the time. Imagine if they port over the sounds also...
Anyway just looking in my glass ball here
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