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This is the discussion thread for an article on GTPlanet:
The Biggest Sim-Racing (and Gran Turismo) Stories of 2023
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LEGO 2K Drive & Hotwheels being thrown into "sim-racing" lmao
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where is the latest update？？？nearly 2 months，we have nothing
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Only Polyphony know the answer to that. GTPlanet is not affiliated with Gran Turismo or Polyphony Digital.
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I would like to respectfully offer a counter-point that a ten-foot tall woman is indeed a much rarer sighting compared to seeing nice cars on the road every now and then
* tours their office *
I'm willing to bet GTPlanet/sim racing and Lego/Hot Wheels share an overlapping audience somewhere in between
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I know,i just hope if someone get the info lol
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in the racing scene, psvr2 for gt7 has been the best thing happen all year in my opinion. Spec ll is very close to for improving gt7 massivly to, but still more stuff needs to keep improving before it its where it needs to be, single player is till lackluster, weakly challanges are great through, psvr2 is fun for other games to, i really hope vr keep getting more good games we really need it, i have played vr some times before but just tech demos, we need proper games and we starting to get there,
flatscreen will never be able to campare to the experince you get in vr,
forza motorsport is my biggest dissapointment of the year, but i didint even had high hopes on it in the first place when it got showed of first time this year, maybe it can be saved i sure hope so,
he also claimed they could make 50 cars a year witch should mean we should have got 85 new cars by now, but we only have got 64 cars since it launched, something has to be going on but it could also mean that either they do bigger updates once every 2 momths, would not be a bad thing, or is the updates already slowing down, an update is already confirmed for january but what it will include besides the genesis vision car still remain to be seen, but i doubt thats all we will get in january, if the update dropps late january its needs to be a major update to not kill the momenum they have going with spec ll
flatscreen will never be able to campare to the experince you get in vr,
forza motorsport is my biggest dissapointment of the year, but i didint even had high hopes on it in the first place when it got showed of first time this year, maybe it can be saved i sure hope so,
kaz already said in some interviews that the updates is not monthly by design,
he also claimed they could make 50 cars a year witch should mean we should have got 85 new cars by now, but we only have got 64 cars since it launched, something has to be going on but it could also mean that either they do bigger updates once every 2 momths, would not be a bad thing, or is the updates already slowing down, an update is already confirmed for january but what it will include besides the genesis vision car still remain to be seen, but i doubt thats all we will get in january, if the update dropps late january its needs to be a major update to not kill the momenum they have going with spec ll
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Yes, they’ve visited their office, but they have no official connection with PD. It’s like any other media outlet getting an invite to PD. It’s possible that the fact GTP is primarily focused on GT was at least part of it, but there’s no partnership there or anything. GTP can’t send bug info and feature requests directly to PD, as far as I know.I would like to respectfully offer a counter-point that a ten-foot tall woman is indeed a much rarer sighting compared to seeing nice cars on the road every now and then
* tours their office *
I'm willing to bet GTPlanet/sim racing and Lego/Hot Wheels share an overlapping audience somewhere in between
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