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Chris Hu on 16 December 2012
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thismeintiel said:
Nsanity said:
thismeintiel said:
Nsanity said:

Try explaining that to thismeintiel.

Lol, why should he?  He and I probably agree on this.  GT Prologue wasn't just an ordinary demo, hence why places like Joystiq and IGN  and fans of the series were calling it an extended/glorified demo.  So, everyone knew what they were getting with the game.  Just a taste (70 cars compared to 1000 cars and 6 tracks compared to 31 tracks, so ~7%-8% of the final game) of what would be in the final GT5, and they still bought in droves (over 4M).  Now when Forza can achieve something like that, you give me a call.

Fact still remains that Gran Turismo 5 Prologue was marketed as a full retail game that was priced at $39.99 and there is nothing you or some random reviewer can change about that.

Actually, it's the other way around.  No random poster can change the fact that everyone knew that GT5:P was an extended demo.  If it makes you feel better to think that, since a demo of GT5 sold more than 2 FULL Forza titles (maybe 3), go right ahead. 


Well at least Forza acomplished something that GT hasn't done yet make a successful spin off franchise Forza Horizon has already sold over 150K more then Tourist Trophy on a system with less then half the install base of the PS2.  Also its pretty much guranteed to get a sequel.  Tourist Trophy is pretty much dead especially since they axed the idea of including motorcyles in GT5 a long time ago.  If they would have included motorcyles then there would have been a good change that Tourist Trophy would have gottten a sequel.