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He's clearly acknowledging the flaws, but enjoys the game nonetheless.You're ignoring flaws, thats different.
He's clearly acknowledging the flaws, but enjoys the game nonetheless.You're ignoring flaws, thats different.
Agreed, and that's what matters most. 👍He's clearly acknowledging the flaws, but enjoys the game nonetheless.
I know you didn't, which is why I start with "If it had". Also why wouldn't a remade GT1 or any GT be remastered in HD?
What are you asking me?So tell me, does that giant stick hurt at all? Or are you used to it by now? "No coffee breaks! only serious racing! No moon car! Only fast cars! No standard cars! Premium or nothing!"...Did you ever think that they added those things...because they might be...fun.
Sure, but he still has a valid point. If GT5 was the exact same game, but named Enthusia 2 and developed by Konami, I bet not even half as many copies would've been sold.Some of us actually find GT fun despite it's flaws.
Sure, but he still has a valid point. If GT5 was the exact same game, but named Enthusia 2 and developed by Konami, I bet not even half as many copies would've been sold.
If GT5 was the exact same game, but named Enthusia 2 and developed by Konami
Let's see how the AI-that-learns-things actually pans out first before claiming superiority...Forza 5 get AI that learns from the community
GT6 gets stars...that move...in the sky?
Someone is out of touch
Let's see how the AI-that-learns-things actually pans out first before claiming superiority...
I too enjoy driving slower cars sometimes, but I always do it on real life tracks, as I think it adds to the immersiveness. Also, who has told you that all real life tracks are fit for F1 cars? Laguna Seca, Nordschleife, and Tsucuba Circuit are three examples of real life tracks that are not very suited to F1 cars at all.sorry that the cars I like to race are slower than the ones you do. Taking a miata on a photo-perfect recreation of a track fit for an F1 car just isn't as much fun as the tighter and more scenic original tracks. Even the high speed original tracks are a lot more fun than the real-life ones, which just remind me of every other racing game. A large chunk of the game's 1200 cars are under 200hp, but PD doesn't put out many new tracks for them and it just seems like they could create original tracks with a lot less effort than they put into replicating real-life ones.
But it's not.
I have to whine about something though. Only two new GT500 cars will be added in GT6. Keihin and Raybrig HSV '13.
While no new GT500 Nissan and Lexus cars...
I'm sure they will come sonner or later via DLC but still really dissapointed that we don't get them from the start. Don't understand why as these cars are very popular in Japan and GT series.
GT6 gets stars...that move...in the sky!Forza 5 get AI that learns from the community
GT6 gets stars...that move...in the sky?
Someone is out of touch
Let's see how the AI-that-learns-things actually pans out first before claiming superiority...
That's a good question one that you should ask directly to Kaz on his twitter page if you are reallyIsn't it quite amazing that we're one month away from the PS3's second GT title, while we're right at the end of it's life cycle, yet there are things that will still not make it to the launch version of the game? I mean, what have PD done for the last 9 years, seriously?!
GT5 sold 10+ million copies...and yet PD still houses 150 staff members. That's the main issue, in my opinion.
I don't think anybody has a problem with what PD has offered or can offer through updates, it's just many of these things should be ready for launch. And adding more staff could only help improve a small car list that is truly begging for more modelers.
The Murcielago Chrome Line is also more expensive than the SuperVeloce. Damn that is a very expensive paint job..![]()
Just noticed that the Miura is still ridiculously priced. Nice going, PD. Please let there be a production Miura in there to compensate for this.
Well, I wasn't comparing the two; more suggesting that a new feature needs to be seen in operation before being lauded in such a comparitive way.The bar GT's terribad AI sets is pretty low, I'm sure it's not a very hard one to walk over...
Konami; Metal Gear Solid, ISS, Silent Hill, did you ever play 'Lethal Enforcers'?!... not sure you're getting your facts right regards predictable salesIndeed. GT7 has sold 7 million+ copies already. That is how powerful the brand is without direct competition.
Konami, Metal Gear Solid... not sure you're getting your facts right regards predictable sales![]()
Sorry Samus, I actually meant to quote Strittan and his point that the same product released by Konami would be any less sucessful, implying it wouldn't.You're going to have to elaborate on that one. Are you saying MGS sales tanked at some point? Well if that's the case then fair enough but I stand firm by what I said, GT7 is a guaranteed sales machine, just as the last five have been. The only qualifer I would add is if a direct competitor appears on PS4, ie another GT/Forza type game on PS4.
Come back and quote me in 6 years, see if I'm wrong.
But it has 10hp more.The Murcielago Chrome Line is also more expensive than the SuperVeloce. Damn that is a very expensive paint job..
Chromeline has 641hp, SV has 660hp...But it has 10hp more.
Because like every honda owner knows, Chrome adds HP.
Meant the LP 640, misread your post. My badChromeline has 641hp, SV has 660hp...
Every honda owner knows that stickers add HP, not chrome.