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My belief, if it isn't posted on the Official Gran Turismo 6 site, it is incredibly unlikely it will happen.
Did they approve it? When? Why? Because someone put the name of the game on a video they made?Because they approved it.
There is reference to GT6, right? There is reference to product within their product, right?
So ... IT IS GT6 related. Either this commercial SUX, or GT6 lately is totally missing the point for me.
When was the last time something there needed to be taken with a grain of salt?And even if it is posted on the official GT site, one would do well to take anything written there with a grain of salt.![]()
AUGH YEAH THE REALISTIC RAINBOW ROAD!!!
Maybe it was meant to be an official ad, but wasn't released because whatever reason, then made its way to the internet just now.
It was promised at launch, on GT's website it always said in a futur update so it's definitely not like GTA 5 Heists unless I missed something and PD said that there'll be no more unpdates for the game. However, R* gave different dates and we're still waiting for it. Last time I checked, it was supposed to come last month but then I heard that it'll come with the PC release of the game so I'd say PD is doing a better job by not giving any dates.the course maker in GT6 is becoming the new GTA 5 Heists , promised on launch , but a year later and still nothing.
I imagine ads for a game are made a bit before the release date. Kaz said at one point that he thought that the Course Maker would either be in the game at release or shortly after it (it's in one of the news posts on GTP). This was a big feature, so naturally they made an ad for it.
Can you imagine seeing an ad like that on TV in December last year? That would have gotten a lot of people excited.
Once they knew that the Course Maker wasn't going to be in the release version, they would have put the ad on hold so as not to be outright lying to people. They probably assumed it could be used in a month or two, with some minor changes to the final text.
14 months later...here we are. For whatever reason the people who made the ad decide to release it anyway. It's almost certainly not Sony/PD sanctioned to be released, but it is very likely a legitimate ad for GT6, albeit one that is seriously out of date.
Nothing in it should be taken to reflect how the game will actually be, but one can infer what Sony/PD thought of the Course Maker shortly before release. Confident enough to spend money on advertising, at least.
If Kaz said that, he was overly confident because I remember him saying that the Course Maker just went Beta, and the game was released roughly about 9 months before he said that. So if he thought the Course Maker would make it for release, either they were having issues with it before release, or he was lying to make people buy GT6.Quoted for truth, if everyone can just read and understand what Imari wrote that would be great.
I hope we'll be able to be really creative with our tracks and its landscape. I hope we'll also be able to pick the pitlane side, building, the way we want to drive the track reverse or not, etc... I just want more freedom while doing it.If video is anything to go by track maker will be a simple spline tool Just as I thought with procedural side road object's . Knowing pd logic we only be able to place splines and not tweak the surface's. Every track will be super smooth![]()
This sounds likely to me.Hypetastic speculation paragraph that's probably not true: They probably held this advertisement back for release on a date that would be close to the release of the actual Course Maker, such as today.
The ad company would have to be insane to just release a video like this if they ever want to do work for Sony again.14 months later...here we are. For whatever reason the people who made the ad decide to release it anyway. It's almost certainly not Sony/PD sanctioned to be released, but it is very likely a legitimate ad for GT6, albeit one that is seriously out of date.
Now, I don't believe in that video, PD would have done something that would reveal a bit more infos about it and they would have probably posted an article on PitStop.
I surely hope you're right.That video was probably commissioned long before release, and it looks like a teaser that was at one time intended to be seen just before the release date. It can easily be re-edited now to include more info, but they probably just threw the old edit up so they have something to embed when they make the official announcement, which should be any minute now.
The ad company would have to be insane to just release a video like this if they ever want to do work for Sony again.
This is probably it.
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I imagine ads for a game are made a bit before the release date. Kaz said at one point that he thought that the Course Maker would either be in the game at release or shortly after it (it's in one of the news posts on GTP). This was a big feature, so naturally they made an ad for it.
Can you imagine seeing an ad like that on TV in December last year? That would have gotten a lot of people excited.
Once they knew that the Course Maker wasn't going to be in the release version, they would have put the ad on hold so as not to be outright lying to people. They probably assumed it could be used in a month or two, with some minor changes to the final text.
14 months later...here we are. For whatever reason the people who made the ad decide to release it anyway. It's almost certainly not Sony/PD sanctioned to be released, but it is very likely a legitimate ad for GT6, albeit one that is seriously out of date.
Nothing in it should be taken to reflect how the game will actually be, but one can infer what Sony/PD thought of the Course Maker shortly before release. Confident enough to spend money on advertising, at least.
What news? Say to us please!Lucas Ordonez shared the GTPlanet news about the course maker on his fb profile.
Hmmmm....
If video is anything to go by track maker will be a simple spline tool Just as I thought with procedural side road object's . Knowing pd logic we only be able to place splines and not tweak the surface's. Every track will be super smooth![]()
"we will add the possibility to generate a track by capturing the GPS coordinate data of a mobile app while you are driving that course. This GPS-generated tracks will be available in the game as playable content."
well we still don't have it so it doesn't make it any better...It was promised at launch, on GT's website it always said in a futur update so it's definitely not like GTA 5 Heists unless I missed something and PD said that there'll be no more unpdates for the game. However, R* gave different dates and we're still waiting for it. Last time I checked, it was supposed to come last month but then I heard that it'll come with the PC release of the game so I'd say PD is doing a better job by not giving any dates.
https://www.gtplanet.net/gran-turismo-6-track-maker-teased-in-newly-released-video/What news? Say to us please!![]()
It's going to be a GPS system, measuring elevation above sea level.If video is anything to go by track maker will be a simple spline tool Just as I thought with procedural side road object's . Knowing pd logic we only be able to place splines and not tweak the surface's. Every track will be super smooth![]()
I wouldn't want to speculate too much, but assuming that it's not just a cock-up I'd say that the only reason that they'd post it is if relations with Sony have broken down already.
The first thing that springs to mind is that Sony delayed paying them for it until it was to be used, which isn't entirely unreasonable given that it'd probably need a bit more work done on it before a real release, which might result in increased fees. Paying all at once is nice and easy. However Pulse may have been a bit over this idea after a year and may have told Sony to cough up, and Sony may have simply told them to shove it.
Completely made-up situation based on absolutely nothing at all, but it's the sort of thing that could happen (and the sort of thing I've seen happen in other industries with manufacture-on-demand products). No business needs a customer that doesn't pay, and Pulse doesn't seem like they need every last dollar to simply keep the doors open.
If you look at the rest of their videos on Vimeo, Pulse have got some pretty high profile clients if those are all ads they've been paid to make. I'd say they probably know how to deal with the big boys.
For all we know it could be in the contract that Pulse can use any ad made as part their portfolio after X amount of time, no matter whether the ad is used or not. It's always possible that there was a screw up in posting it (in which case we'll probably find out in the next week or so as news propagates back through official Sony/Polyphony/Pulse channels), but it seems less likely to me than an intentional move motivated by things that we're not aware of.