GT will never appear on the PC as it is a Sony game. PD are owned 100% by Sony.
I have never understood why someone who desperatly wants to play GT, will not simply buy a PS2 for £100 or less. Afterall a graphics card costs £200 on its own.
Because of the huge number of variables in different PC's, the systems can never be pushed to their limits. Games developers have to build a game that will work on a 5 year old machine as well as the very latest machines.
With a console the specs are set in stone so the machine can be maxed out.
Theres no point in buying a PC version of GT4 simply for 'better' graphics, because the difference in quality will not be huge. The graphical improvements of GT5, on the PS3, however will be immense. It will take PC's a good 2-3 years, before state of the art PC's will be able to match the PS3/Xbox2, and just as importantly software arrives that actually pushes these PCs.
I have never understood why someone who desperatly wants to play GT, will not simply buy a PS2 for £100 or less. Afterall a graphics card costs £200 on its own.
Because of the huge number of variables in different PC's, the systems can never be pushed to their limits. Games developers have to build a game that will work on a 5 year old machine as well as the very latest machines.
With a console the specs are set in stone so the machine can be maxed out.
Theres no point in buying a PC version of GT4 simply for 'better' graphics, because the difference in quality will not be huge. The graphical improvements of GT5, on the PS3, however will be immense. It will take PC's a good 2-3 years, before state of the art PC's will be able to match the PS3/Xbox2, and just as importantly software arrives that actually pushes these PCs.