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While I love the Standard cars in GT5, I don't expect any of them in GT6. There's really no need. GT5 is already so good that if you want to race Standard cars, you can go back to the game and have a blast with them. Meanwhile, GT6 will have several new things brought to the table, and I expect to see it on PS4 by 2014.
Now tracks are a different matter. I expect the team to have some additional modelers working like mad on new content, but it would save a lot of time to update the old classic tracks from all the previous games. Simply rework the surface to be similar to what the usual tracks offer as far as irregularities, add more detail to the race course, new textures, and you can add to the track count in much less time than a course made from scratch. And as much as a racing game needs cars, a bunch of tracks to race on is just as important.
This has been my assessment too:
Now tracks are a different matter. I expect the team to have some additional modelers working like mad on new content, but it would save a lot of time to update the old classic tracks from all the previous games. Simply rework the surface to be similar to what the usual tracks offer as far as irregularities, add more detail to the race course, new textures, and you can add to the track count in much less time than a course made from scratch. And as much as a racing game needs cars, a bunch of tracks to race on is just as important.
This has been my assessment too:
I'd add to that, 60-80 locations by 2014. If it comes out in 2013, subtract 5 or 10 locations.I expect 500-600 premium cars by GT6 (assuming it comes out in around 2014).
I expect 425-500 premium cars by GT6 (assuming it comes out in around 2013).