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Pick up the GT5 box, turn it around and read it. A part says "Enhanced A-Spec and B-Spec modes"
What?
What?
Pick up the GT5 box, turn it around and read it. A part says "Enhanced A-Spec and B-Spec modes"
What?
Maybe that's there purely to highlight how it differs from GT5P. Seeing as GT5P had neither A-spec (in the form we know it now) nor B-spec.
Just marketing terminology. It makes it sound better than it is.
Ever heard of a game which had both called, what was it again? GT4?
Ever heard of a game which had both called, what was it again? GT4?
You don't get what I was talking about.
By saying "What?" is when I was like "WTF" because A-Spec was actually a lot better in GT4. So why did PD said it was "enhanced" in GT5?
A-Spec in GT5 is rubbish.
Because GT5 is the first full GT game of the current console generation. It's enhanced compared to GT5p.
Maybe but in my opinion they shouldn't say that!
It should be compared to GT4, the last full GT game.
They said it because they were really digging to the bottom of the barrel for things to put on the box. If you havnt noticed half of the other features on the box didnt even ship with the game.
It's just marketing jibberish clearly (in my mind at least) referring to GT5's predecessor GT4, not a joke aimed at you or the game, regardless whether it's actually (hence I used marketing jibberish) accurate.
Regardless from the fact this is subjective, you didn't expect it to read "we've downgraded both A-spec and B-spec and made B-spec a pointless boring exercise still needed to win certain cars and reach game completion" now did you?![]()
That would be a truthful quote on the box! Some negative things are actually true! Companies always hide that.
Just like a Whopper in a Burger King advert which looks perfect, but when you actually get it in real life, it's a mess!