Honestly, that's rather sad...
Why? At least with this, even if they cock it up I get some entertainment as they try to apologise for defiling the immortal spirit of Senna. What else do we have to look forward to in GT6?
I was looking forward to seeing what Zahara was like, but that could be any time from now until forever before I get to see it.
I was looking forward to more VGTs, but at this point it doesn't seem like something that is actually happening. I'll look forward to it when they're actually releasing some.
I'm "looking forward" to Course Creator and some updated online, if and when they come, but with no date on them it's not so much a case of something to look forward to as something to hope that it turns up eventually.
Senna is about the only thing we have a solid date on right now. Everything else is "sometime in the 12 months after release". It's tough to look forward to something without at least some idea of when (or if) it might happen. Or rather, it's not tough, but PD has trained me not to look forward to stuff that they haven't put a solid date on, because all they can be relied upon to do is be unreliable.
I know that many here insist that GT6 is the worst game in history. Well, supposedly GT5 walked off with that crown, and it still sold in crazy numbers. So what's up with everything? Maybe we're all wrong.
GT5
was the worst game in the series (bar possibly GTPSP), until GT6 came along.
I notice that Sony still aren't making GT6 sales numbers public. The price has gone through the floor. However much it is or isn't selling, I doubt Sony and PD are particularly happy about it.
GT6 may pick up a lot of sales in it's second year, after all the patches make it more feature rich and it's sitting in the bargain bin for $10. It's a cracker of a game for that price. But it would seem that people are less inclined to pay big dollars for it this time.
It's not because they all have PS4s, because not that many PS4s have sold yet. GT5 sold 10 million copies to 80 million PS3s, 1/8th of owners bought a copy of GT5. Let's say there's 6 million PS4s, and let's be
really generous and say that a third of those early adopters are GT5 purchasers who didn't buy GT6 because they had a PS4. So GT6 has lost 2 million sales.
GT5 sold 6 million in the first two months. So if it was pegging even with GT5 minus the PS4 loss, which was generous, it'd be around 4 million. We'll never be sure until Sony release numbers, if they ever do, but I find it hard to believe that the VGChartz numbers are only half of the true numbers. They're inaccurate, but not
that inaccurate.