That Ferrari looks pretty good.
Going back a few pages, and back a topic to the Aston debacle, here's what I think.
In the AGS clip, which showed a WIP GT5 with a DB9 on the nurburgring (I think), well it showed a DB9 in a build of GT5. Now, you don't incorporate licensed material (the DB9) into something you're making, much less displaying as a trailer, unless you actually have said license.
WHICH MEANS
PD has the license for the DB9 (at least) to be in GT5.
Now, this new business with MS is all well and dandy for them, but any attempt by any party to try and use the new agreement between MS and AM to nullify the AM-PD license is likely to have a breach of contract lawsuit fired up their backside.
Generally the only way that doesn't happen is if the 'old' company (in this case, PD), says ok we give up our agreement, you have exclusive rights now.
Unlikely to happen.
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. Assuming this is the case then nothing MS have got Aston to sign since then can stop Astons from appearing in GT5. The only concern then is how long MS will hold this right for and how that may affect Astons inclusion in future GT games.
Imagine the photo mode: Chose your favorite car, favorite color, tune it the way you like it, put it in a static scene or drift and pause it, take the photo, and then print it at cca 2m x 1m poster size! Holy crap! Awesomeness!👍
! PD really needs to block some websites in the office computers...
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