Museum Tickets

[Fumergamer]

I've Been Wondering why i have been receiving Museum tickets for, WHAT ARE THEY FOR D;?

 

[Track_Veteran]

They are for the museum.
Each is a different piece of information dealing with automotive history accompanied with a relevant image.

 

[zuperkiwi]

It just emphasizes more GT being a great car game

(in my opinion GT is a car/driving game, not a racing game)

 

[DGXR]

Like Track_Veteran says, they are bits of information about automotive history, with related imagery. Depending on each person's interests, some museum cards will be boring and others fascinating.

Frankly, I bought GT5 to play a great driving game and museum cards are mostly a waste of space, save for a few truly pivotal and noteworthy events. If I wanted to learn automotive history, I would have bought the internet.

 

[JeremiahTB]

It just emphasizes more GT being a great car game

(in my opinion GT is a car/driving game, not a racing game)

If GT is a driving game, why are there no actual roads? Sure, there are street tracks like London and Tokyo, but a "driving" game would have traffic, stop signs, etc. The GT world is made up of 99% race tracks, therefore it's a racing game (simulator).

 

[roflcoptor]

First we had discussions on the definition of "racing" and now we're quibbling over the definition of "driving"...?

Wow.

Driving: "Relating to the controlling of a motor vehicle in motion" (Source: Dictionary.com)

Ergo, GT5 is both a driving AND racing game.

 

[JeremiahTB]

To race: a contest of speed. GT is made up of races, therefore it is a racing game. Yes, to race means you must drive; but if we only "drove" that means we would be missing the point of practically the entire game.

 

[Milldrum]

They are for the museum.
Each is a different piece of information dealing with automotive history accompanied with a relevant image..............

.........of a car that probably isn't in the game.

 

[Fumergamer]

Thanks guys.

 

[zuperkiwi]

If GT is a driving game, why are there no actual roads?

I don't know, I don't work at PD