Which is what you do when the bikes have passed.@Jarnac
Give it up
Not the most well formulated line of argument, must be the fear of bikes.@Jarnac That's you that is!
PS: I have no "fear of bikes", don't know what you're on about there. I actually like Moto GP & used to watch it a lot, & my favourite rider was Valentino Rossi. I just don't think that a bike rider belongs in a car game is all. Anyone else agree?
Yes, but that's the car he's associated with in everyone's mind.Just not the ones he won the WRC with. That being...
Fiat 131 Abarth (1980)
Opel Ascona 400 (1982)
He only ever won 2 rallys in an Audi Quattro.
Not the most well formulated line of argument, must be the fear of bikes.
lol.
I can't stop anyone from putting forth any candidate no matter how inappropriate. I can think of a thousand guys from motor racing that would be more appropriate but if someone wants a motorcycle rider to represent a driving game that's their choice...no matter how silly it is..Well, it's Johnny's thread. lets ask him what he had in mind shall we! @Johnnypenso - What do you think Johnny, is Valentino Rossi a good choice? Is that the kind of person you had in mind when you made this thread?
PS: I have no "fear of bikes", don't know what you're on about there. I actually like Moto GP & used to watch it a lot, & my favourite rider was Valentino Rossi. I just don't think that a bike rider belongs in a car game is all. Anyone else agree?
I can't stop anyone from putting forth any candidate no matter how inappropriate. I can think of a thousand guys from motor racing that would be more appropriate but if someone wants a motorcycle rider to represent a driving game that's their choice...no matter how silly it is..Silly as in there's a contest for prettiest movie star and you vote for Sandra Bernhard
Valentino is more than just a bike racer though, he is reasonably successful in GT cars and rallying as well as almost landing a drive with Ferrari in Formula 1. More important than all of that is that he is a huge motorsport personality with a massive fanbase, having him in the game would persuade some people to buy the game.
So someone who is 'reasonably successful' should be given "Iconic Racing Figure Status" in the auto racing world? Seriously!Almost getting a drive in an F1 car makes a person a legend in your eyes does it? I remember seeing him doing a rally & binning it on stage 1, did he actually win any? He is a huge motorsport personality in the bike world, there's no doubt about that, but not in the car racing world. If GT games start to include motorbikes & change their tagline to, "The Real Driving & Riding Simulator" then maybe he should be added, but until that time, I think not.
Of course a few Monza rally wins don't make him a legend in cars but his status as a legend on two wheels can't be overlooked. If he was in Gran Turismo it would be great PR for the series and would sell games, after all that's why Sony and PD make video games.
Conformist.I disagree. You wouldn't get a soccer player to promote a rugby video game, would you? You wouldn't get a baseball player to promote a hockey video game, would you? Likewise, I can't see any logic in getting a bike rider to promote a car racing game. If they had him promote a Moto GP game, then that would make sense.
Conformist.
This isn't your website and you're not a moderator, so your saying 'end of' is of little importance - the same applies to your lack of understanding another's point of view.When you can't win an argument by sound reasoning, resort to name calling!
As I might have mentioned before, I can't see any logic or sense to either yours or GOTMAXPOWER's points of view, so we'll just have to agree to disagree. End of conversation.
Agreed.bikers are desperate... since there aren't anything like GT to them
Disagreed.The day that PD put bikes on GT is the day that the series is dead.
Cars and bikes are capable of sharing the same road?!So, what's the point?
Cars and bikes are capable of sharing the same road?!