Dark Chaos said:
GT6's low sales proved people don't care about the number of cars. Reduce the amount of cars, use that extra time to polish up the premium cars, improve the sound and add some new innovations and features. Most importantly release the game by 2015. I'd rather have less cars and release earlier than having to wait a year or two because they need to have 1500 cars in the game. GT5 and GT6 both shared this problem.
At this point I am more excited for Driveclub and Forza Horizon 2 than GT7.
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GT6's sales are due to it essentially being an upgraded GT5. If you already owned GT5 (which is damn near everyone with any interest in a driving sim on the PS3 :p) there are few reasons to buy it. Despite that it's still sold pretty well, over 2.3 million since December. If GT7 is a proper new installment and not just a refinement, it's sales will will be considerably above 6.
It's not just GT that needs a major revision, Forza's sales have been on a constant decline since 3.
