"fair to the US"
>implying that the amount of American cars in a Japanese game are underdone, while not thinking of other car producing nations :rollseyes:
The large amount of Japanese cars is just a byproduct of GT being so home market-y in it's early days. It's nothing to complain about.Yeah, when they have approximately 20 or 30 each of Skylines, Miatas, RX-7s, 3000GTs, etc and then less than 10 each Camaros and Mustangs... that's a bit unbalanced. I well know there aren't enough European cars in the game, I just chose this because it was the most glaring example.
They've been selling the GT games all over the world since the very beginning 14 years ago. It's high time for them to acutally design their game for the international marketplaces in which it is sold.
White & NerdyYeah, when they have approximately 20 or 30 each of Skylines, Miatas, RX-7s, 3000GTs, etc and then less than 10 each Camaros and Mustangs... that's a bit unbalanced. I well know there aren't enough European cars in the game, I just chose this because it was the most glaring example.
They've been selling the GT games all over the world since the very beginning 14 years ago. It's high time for them to acutally design their game for the international marketplaces in which it is sold.
Civic Type R EP3 anyone will do,
Integra Type R DC2, Anyone will do and
Prelude ( The last Generation i think its 6th Gen) Again anyone will do - And the Fit/Jazz whatever you wanna call it
I'll say it again: its a Japanese game, what do you expect. They got a few of the main muscle cars, so there's a start.
And I was refering to the lack of Australian cars, coz you know, that's where I'm from...
so they're all one car? haha the idea is to pick just the one you really want to see, not to create the millionth wishlist since thursday.