Chris Hu said:
Michael-5 said:
Chris Hu said:
Also of those 39 DLC cars aren't over ten of them just 2011 versions of 2010 NASCAR cars which are pretty much almost exactly indentical cars with different paint jobs. So in over two years you really only had about 29 new cars added. Also they pretty much half assed the NASCAR cars since they forgot Dodge models.
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LOL, that's one of my biggest issues about Gran Turismo. Most of the newest cars are 2007 models, and the game is a 2009 game. A 2007 Mustang is ancient, V8's only had just over 300hp, if they weren't going to update the garage in GT5, why didn't they include modern iterations or North American and European brands? Enough with the Nissans already lol.
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Totally agree I like Skylines as much as the next guy but we really don't need 50 of them I just don't think the are going to add much more as far as new car DLC goes. Plus the used car dealership is a pain in the ass since you never know what cars are going to be in it plus some of the standard cars look a lot worse then the premium cars. I'm thinking that even most of the developers where embarrassed of most of the standard cars since the can't be used in the photo mode. Also most of the cars that start out under 100 hp are totally useless for the most part even when fully upgraded.
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I think there are 84 Skylines, and 114 Nissans all together, but hey how many varients of essentially 4 Skylines do we need? Clearly 84 Skylines and 3 Mustangs makes a fair balance between Japanese Imports and US Domestic cars, and except for the Camero which came in DLC, none of the US Muscle cars even need to be new.
