It doesn't work like that. The GT Academy events are online based so that's why.
I think a lot of drivers don't own a PS4. With the lack of racing games, drivers aren't in a hurry to get one.
Well although it's an arcade racer you already had Driveclub and with the release of PCARS next month, now would have been the perfect time for PD to show off some PS4 footage with GTA in order to counter the PCARS threat. But i guess i'm talking too much sense here and they decided to stick with PS3
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I suppose if they wanted to instantly cut the field of contenders down by 90%, launching GT Academy 2015 as a standalone GT7 demo on PS4 would be talking sense.Well although it's an arcade racer you already had Driveclub and with the release of PCARS next month, now would have been the perfect time for PD to show off some PS4 footage with GTA in order to counter the PCARS threat. But i guess i'm talking too much sense here and they decided to stick with PS3
Well although it's an arcade racer you already had Driveclub and with the release of PCARS next month, now would have been the perfect time for PD to show off some PS4 footage with GTA in order to counter the PCARS threat. But i guess i'm talking too much sense here and they decided to stick with PS3
Talking too much sense? Have you considered the fact they might literally have nothing to show at the moment? Have you also considered that they could already launch it on a solid base for existing customers rather than a new platform just to show a probably unfinished physics code off?Well although it's an arcade racer you already had Driveclub and with the release of PCARS next month, now would have been the perfect time for PD to show off some PS4 footage with GTA in order to counter the PCARS threat. But i guess i'm talking too much sense here and they decided to stick with PS3
If you're expecting GT7 this year, you're gonna have a bad time...
Yep.
Yeah you're right, very unrealistic to expect they would be able to release what is basically a demo with a handful of cars on a handful of circuits and show of their WIP. Especially seeing they barely had 1,5 years since the release of GT6 and the PS4. Sense yes... the thing all the other developers seem to have that ditched an outdated platform, and are focusing on the current one that already sold 20 million units worldwide.Talking too much sense? Have you considered the fact they might literally have nothing to show at the moment? Have you also considered that they could already launch it on a solid base for existing customers rather than a new platform just to show a probably unfinished physics code off?
No?
Sense
