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ive ben hearing people talking about a new DLC pack, that will include more ruf's? something about turn 10? is there any truth to this?
OK, also don't use textspeak otherwise you will end up with an infraction from a Moderatorwell i personaly brought it to the attention a while back to a ruf north american dealer, that the lateist car the were represtented by was a 00 RGT. even though being a video game he got on the phone to germany right away to let them know this. Even so you are right, i guess we can just keep watching and hoping.
Oh really? And what dealer is this may I ask? Because there is only "the" RUF North-American authorized dealer, not "a".well i personaly brought it to the attention a while back to a ruf north american dealer, that the lateist car the were represtented by was a 00 RGT. even though being a video game he got on the phone to germany right away to let them know this. Even so you are right, i guess we can just keep watching and hoping.
ive ben hearing people talking about a new DLC pack, that will include more ruf's? something about turn 10? is there any truth to this?
Nope.
when the game first came out had to question why there where no Porsches and i did some studying and found out(for thoes that dont know) that when GT decided to make thier game Porsches contract with POLYPHONY (how is spelt on the case all caps) ran out so GT couldnt have any Porsches in the game
dont know if that is the complete truth but sounds pretty reasonable
Ferrariman0212when the game first came out had to question why there where no Porsches and i did some studying and found out(for thoes that dont know) that when GT decided to make thier game Porsches contract with POLYPHONY (how is spelt on the case all caps) ran out so GT couldnt have any Porsches in the game
dont know if that is the complete truth but sounds pretty reasonable
salikriazEA had Porsche. It was an exclusive liscence. I don't know if it went up for grabs in 2012 though...
EA still has it. Turn 10 had to pay a large sum to get it, at least according to Autoblog.com.