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- machschnel
Many things have been said about GT5. From high praise, to people returning it. As is usually the case with these things, somewhere in the middle generally gives the best indication of what the game is really like.
With that in mind, GT5 needs fixing. It is a good enough game that we (and Polyphony) certainly cannot give up on it, but it does need some work. Not a total overhaul by any means, but lets be honest, it needs work.
Without a doubt, it can be fixed. It's no like Lair or Haze where the best option was to give up. The Standard cars, graphical issues, more tracks, sub par GT Life, Arcade Mode unlocked, leaderboards etc, all relatively easy fixes. The question is, will it be fixed?
With that in mind, GT5 needs fixing. It is a good enough game that we (and Polyphony) certainly cannot give up on it, but it does need some work. Not a total overhaul by any means, but lets be honest, it needs work.
Without a doubt, it can be fixed. It's no like Lair or Haze where the best option was to give up. The Standard cars, graphical issues, more tracks, sub par GT Life, Arcade Mode unlocked, leaderboards etc, all relatively easy fixes. The question is, will it be fixed?