Why does Gran Turismo take forever to come out?

awww it's cute when delusional sony drones back each other up. :lol:

cow moto - keep feeding yourself your own bs and eventually you might actually believe it. :lol:

KarateeeChop

[QUOTE="The_Game21x"]

Notice how I didn't even mention Forza 4's Autovista cars?

And please, if you actually think GT5's Ferrari 458 can compare to Forza's Autovista 458, you're more of a moron than I thought. Try actually playing Forza 4 before you bash it. You might not end up shoving your foot in your mouth.

And let's look at a couple other pics from the Kotaku article whose pics you can't stop quoting.

GT5

Amorphous green blob vs actual textures. Yeah, GT5's is more detailed. :roll:

KarateeeChop

looks like while poly was recycling cars from ps2 games, they also thought "screw it we might as well reuse the ps2 textures for the track too" :lol:

PD is a small team of about 140 people (Turn 10 has over 300).

And to make GT5, the game engine had to be built from scratch. Engines take a long time to make. Unreal Engine 4 was in development since 2003.

It took Gran Turismo 5, five years to make and what happened? It flopped lol

I just want to know what they were doing in all that time, and why the final product wasn't like anything that was promised.

BattleSpectre

Because it takes 5 forza games to sell what gran turismo sells in 24 hours

Meeeper282

PD is a small team of about 140 people (Turn 10 has over 300).

And to make GT5, the game engine had to be built from scratch. Engines take a long time to make. Unreal Engine 4 was in development since 2003.

PinkiePirate

[QUOTE="PinkiePirate"]

PD is a small team of about 140 people (Turn 10 has over 300).

And to make GT5, the game engine had to be built from scratch. Engines take a long time to make. Unreal Engine 4 was in development since 2003.

jessejay420

Forza 4

GT5

thats literally like night and day :lol: Forza Mops the Floor wit GT5.

[QUOTE="PinkiePirate"]

PD is a small team of about 140 people (Turn 10 has over 300).

And to make GT5, the game engine had to be built from scratch. Engines take a long time to make. Unreal Engine 4 was in development since 2003.

jessejay420

Many employees brought their sleeping bags and pajamas to work and slept in the office. That's not laziness. That's dedication.

http://www.gtplanet.net/yamauchi-interview-reveals-more-on-gt5-development/

[QUOTE="jessejay420"][QUOTE="PinkiePirate"]

PD is a small team of about 140 people (Turn 10 has over 300).

And to make GT5, the game engine had to be built from scratch. Engines take a long time to make. Unreal Engine 4 was in development since 2003.

Salt_The_Fries

[QUOTE="jessejay420"][QUOTE="PinkiePirate"]

PD is a small team of about 140 people (Turn 10 has over 300).

And to make GT5, the game engine had to be built from scratch. Engines take a long time to make. Unreal Engine 4 was in development since 2003.

PinkiePirate

Many employees brought their sleeping bags and pajamas to work and slept in the office. That's not laziness. That's dedication.

http://www.gtplanet.net/yamauchi-interview-reveals-more-on-gt5-development/

[QUOTE="PinkiePirate"]

[QUOTE="jessejay420"] what a Lame Excuse. polyPHONY are Lazy Devs. end of Story.jessejay420

Many employees brought their sleeping bags and pajamas to work and slept in the office. That's not laziness. That's dedication.

http://www.gtplanet.net/yamauchi-interview-reveals-more-on-gt5-development/

[QUOTE="jessejay420"][QUOTE="PinkiePirate"]

Many employees brought their sleeping bags and pajamas to work and slept in the office. That's not laziness. That's dedication.

http://www.gtplanet.net/yamauchi-interview-reveals-more-on-gt5-development/

PinkiePirate

Only PD & Sony can answer that question...

Personally I dont mind if PD takes 4years to finish a game as long as they deliver upon expectations..

GT5 while being one of the best racers released this year still disappointed me on a few things, but lets hope PD will make sure GT6 & hopefully GT PSV are better than their last 2 games..

[QUOTE="Nuck81"]

[QUOTE="jessejay420"]

jessejay420

Just a bit outside there Poindexter. Should have guessed it would be a moron like you post that pic.

This is what that car really looks like.

I would show you how it looks in the Forza games, but, it's not in there.....

Im not joinin in a silly argument but you are correct on the first car pic, just before a race starts and the camera pans over the standard cars clearly look like this on the grid, even your own car looks the same if its a standard.

[QUOTE="BattleSpectre"]

It took Gran Turismo 5, five years to make and what happened? It flopped lol

I just want to know what they were doing in all that time, and why the final product wasn't like anything that was promised.

Heirren

Because the folks at Polyphony Digital are supposed "perfectionists" even though their most recent release was unfinished after about 5 years of development.

The_Game21x

Because they put too much effort into some of the things that don't even matter, and they also refuse to outsource workers.

Forza on the other hand, while amazing, has stupidly small improvements between each Forza game (Horizon excluded), thus releases them quickly, the differences between Forza 2 and 4 are similar to the differences between GT4 and 5, but differences between say Forza 2 and 3 were tiny and 3 and 4 werer also tiny (welcome nonetheless).