| Dgc1808 said: GT4 set a standard for the series. It had ~1000 cars. You may think that standard cars are a sign of laziness but it's more likely an issue of man power. Evolution stated they needed 6 months just to get 1 car to their level of quality. Assuming it's similar for GT7 you have to wonder how many cars can they work on at once. The studio's 200 people strong last I checked and not everyone's going to be on that part of the project. Lets say they can handle 80 cars a year (possibly generous since GT5 had only about 200 premiums and GT6 had ~400 I believe). 4-5 years of dev time means 320~400 premium cars. Do you really want them to just leave out those other cars? Why are the extras a bad thing? OT: It's weird how they're casually talking about. With every other SONY dev, they stay pretty hush-hush now about announced projects. It also seems like SONY doesn't want to announce games until they're less than a year from release. But these guys, it's like there's no mystery to what they would work on next and everyone knows so fuck it. Lol |
Quality > Quantity.
