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it shouldn't be 2.0, as 1.x would involve bug fixes and minor changes, while a 2.0 update would imply a major operating system overhaul (IE: gran turismo 6)
The numbering system is kind of irrelevant to the product cycle; a major release could also signify a significant cleanup of the codebase, a minor release just signifies patchup work was done. Adding major features to GT5 might be seen as patch 2.0, 3.0... other games on ps3 have already used the major version increment in their patch numbers, it's solely an internal representation of the work done and there is no external model they must follow.