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Forums - Gaming - Gran Turismo designer Yamauchi wants to make an RPG

I earlier submitted a post about how would a game be like if Polyphony Digital the makers of the GT series developed it(link).Now their lead designer has expressed to make an RPG.Can this happen and if can they put magic in it as they did it the GT series?

 

He said that it would be his "dream" to take a break from making games about cars and develop an RPG "with a similar high quality as GT" - however it remains a more distant possibility, he added as all 120 of Polyphony's employees are tied up making GT5, the final version of which might not be out until after 2009, he confessed.

http://www.developmag.com/news/29626/Polyphony-looks-to-PC-game-development



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Can't imagine what kind of rpg would this lead to, but ps3 could really use another high profile RPG.



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if he could make a Legend of Dragoon sequel, i would be happy



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and if they start now, it should be done by 2013



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Tyrannical said:
and if they start now, it should be done by 2013

 

and in 2013 they'd give you the best RPG you ever played in your life.

It would have big cars.

Seriousley though I can't imagine what kindof RPG would come from the mind behind GT.