If the game was developed in America ... the modifications would include things like larger seats, bigger drink holders, and the ability to earn a gun license and carry a loaded sidearm in your glovebox.
If PD spent their time making sure that everyone's interests were observed we would've never seen this game. Now as PD are a Japanese company, and as GT is a Japanese game, it's hardly surprising.
If the game was developed in America we would've seen a bias towards American cars. And the modifications would include things like larger seats, bigger drink holders, and the ability to earn a gun license and carry a loaded sidearm in your glovebox.
J/K my good American friends.
Have you been to America and seen how common these cars are in the affluent areas? A pretty big proportion of the people that can afford them and actually care about how their cars drive buy them. We're not all driving around in Chrysler Sebrings (though I'm sadly closer to a Sebring than an M5) because we don't know any better.
TBH, I cannot - as an American - think of a car you could add that would really fit in. Yes, I would agree the 2011 Mustang in all of it's fugliness would be great to have, but no other manufacturer has a 2011 car, outside perhaps Jaguar, though that may be a 2010 car.
Don't get me wrong, I'd love an Esperante, AIV Roadster or even the Abruzzi from Panoz. I'd love an actual C6.R. I'd love to have the actual Doran Ford GT, rather than the "GT Concept" version. Sure, the 80's Mopar stuff would be awesome (Goes Like Hell!), but for a video game where I can drive a Ferrari with ease, why would I want that?
Do we really need a Cobalt? We have enough FWD to last 687354 lifetimes.
Well, any of the new Mustangs are a must. Plus the V series from Cadillac.
I absolutely love it when people try to point the blame towards Americans as the reason why manuals are dieing, that we're too lazy to shift gears. Part of that is true, but we are far from the sole reason.And the majority of those are automatics or the tiptronic-type manuals. Heck, there are even more Corvettes made these days with automatic transmissions than manuals. I had a dealer tell me one time that manual transmissions are being phased out in the US over time...not sure how close to the truth he was, but not a single pick up on that lot had a manual transmission.
Shifting seems to be getting in the way of us drinking our $7 lattes and watching American Idol on our headrest mounted DVD players.
BTW, in my state, don't need a license, and it's in the console, not the glovebox.![]()
Going forward? Would be nice.
Unfortunantly by the time both cars (Assuming your talking about the newer CTS V that is actually a freaking missile to rival anything to come from MB / AMG) were on the market, they likely didn't have time to add even more cars in. Gotta draw the line at some point, notice how most cars are 2007-2008 when it comes to new, very few 2009-2010, no 2011's outside of perhaps one car.
It's like saying "Shame on you PD for not including the 2012 OWIEJR Punjabav12.4 Concept! (Insert real car name in that place)" Because they really could do that, right?
Well, any of the new Mustangs are a must. Plus the V series from Cadillac.
I'm not a fan of Cadillacs at all, but the 4-door V and the coupe would have been a blast. American counterparts of the M3, M5, Audi S5, RS4, MBZ E63 AMG, etc. Throw in the CTS-V wagon and we'll have something to compete with the RS6 Avant in the ridiculously overpowered wagon races. I'm still hoping we'll see a lot more cars added to the game.
Is it me, or does Clarkson look like a fat David Hasselhoff wannabe lookalike in that video?I am with clarkson on this topic.![]()
Having more American and European cars wouldn't make any sense, because it would take away the disk space needed to store 137 Skylines, 83 RX-7s, and 52 NSXs.
1,000+ cars my ass!
Why would we want cars like this in our racing game:
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You think a guy with a curly mullet is going to convince anyone about anything to do with style?I am with clarkson on this topic.
From what I hear, the new CTS-V is faster than any other sport sedan. It would also be cool to drive the XLR-V (basically a luxury vette).
You think a guy with a curly mullet is going to convince anyone about anything to do with style?![]()
I am with clarkson on this topic.![]()
Even funnier? That's a 1981 (or later) car... Guess that shows what an "expert" he really is.