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Instead of a car wheel I would like a credit wheel. Or perhaps a variety like a car, paints, parts, or cedits.I hope this also means selling prize cars for money again.
Instead of a car wheel I would like a credit wheel. Or perhaps a variety like a car, paints, parts, or cedits.I hope this also means selling prize cars for money again.
I have a feeling a lot of games and updates are currently postponed due to lack of availability of consoles. Companys dont want to waste the marketing and hype as most are not able to buy a console for the game..
As one lucky owner of PS5, it feels like having this piece of great hardware without things to use it for.. so i would say people dont need to feel sorry if they havent been able to buy a PS5 yet. Theres not much to miss..
I have a feeling a lot of games and updates are currently postponed due to lack of availability of consoles. Companys dont want to waste the marketing and hype as most are not able to buy a console for the game..
As one lucky owner of PS5, it feels like having this piece of great hardware without things to use it for.. so i would say people dont need to feel sorry if they havent been able to buy a PS5 yet. Theres not much to miss..
Please just get drifting the car right. As well as being able to 'work' the car.
And the penalty system better have machine learning implemented, ray tracing be damned.
Well - another interview and still no release date.
Some things never change.
He should dream less and talk more facts.
Yes, loading times may be the current advantage on older titles but I’m loving the last-gen releases right now.
Technically you earn a license by getting the bronze medal in each test... Getting a gold medal in a test just means you're among the fastest drivers.I'm perfectly fine with hard to beat driving challenges, I'd just prefer they stopped lumping them in as "license tests". Nobody earns a license in the real world doing stuff like that, so call them what they are, driving challenges. Make the license system more realistic, earned with racing experience and performing well in events.
Until many players bring their GT2 and GT3 to them when they go foreign.Yamauchi, acknowledging GT 1-4 experience, is best comment I heard in awhile, with the last few titles,
I think they had forgotten what players where thriving for.
You can only answer questions that were asked.
Yes that's what I'm talking about, you don't earn a racing license in real life by driving short sections of track against the clock,or 1000 to 0 stopping tests. The times to beat weren't relevant to the point.Technically you earn a license by getting the bronze medal in each test... Getting a gold medal in a test just means you're among the fastest drivers.
I am sure the question was either asked or forbidden in advance because this is the info we all want and not his bla bla around the game and what could be or what may be.
But I always have the impression that all the GT Planet interviews with Kaz never contain the real crucial questions and this puzzles me.
- release date
- ps4 as well
simple questions where the fans want an answer.
Because it’ll compromise their ability to take advantage of the PS5. They’d have to divert attention from the PS5 to making the game feasible on PS4, which will result in a PS5 game that feels like it could do a better job of showing off what the PS5 can do, while delivering a product that probably won’t be as well optimized on PS4 in the middle of transitioning between console generations. It’s just not worth it IMO.Why not?
Would bring more competition, expand the player base and sell more copies allowing those of us on PC in. I'd see it as a win for everybody.
Yep, it seems a great idea to those in the PC game ecosystem, who don't want to buy a Playstation.Why not?
Would bring more competition, expand the player base and sell more copies allowing those of us on PC in. I'd see it as a win for everybody.
Listen, I love GT, I really do, but I think it's "jumped the shark" so to say.
Back in the day of the the PS1 there was nothing like it, the only other driving game coming even close was Colin McRae Rally, but I feel the formula has aged - incredibly badly.
To be truthful I skipped GT5 and 6, purely out of life demands and nothing to do with GT itself, but coming back to GTS, doing one of the "Boxer" events and finding a VW camper van in the same race as a Porsche 911 GT3 RS is just ridiculous and totally immersion breaking.
It was OK 20 years ago, but it simply doesn't fly today. Especially when you consider that Gran Turismo is no longer the only driving sim on the block.
What groundwork to bring radical change?The car collection formula peaked in the PS2 days and GT's philosophy is in desperate need of radical change. Sport had the groundwork to bring that change but the stubbornness of fans refusing to embrace the more focused change of direction wouldn't allow it to happen.