It was getting so bad that I had to have a heart-to-heart with Taku over this, yesterday, so I expect/hope to see something on their web site this week.
The Vision cars are controlled by the manufacturers, so their release is tied to them, not PD. No mention of the Rhondo track, so I am not sure what is going on there, but hopefully they clear a few of these things up.
at least we know now that if THAT doesn't shake things up, that almost nothing will. The final indicator will be the giant sucking sound I keep mentioning, sounding like Ross Perot. Do I need to get some charts out on poster board? No, I think they'll
hear the sucking sound as people run to another title.
I think PD needs to not focus on the NEXT title, but focus on the current one. I say that because we'll lose faith in their franchise by failing to live up to the commitment to "6", and then we won't necessarily believe any hype about GT7 no matter how good it actually ends up being. That, and we were promised more lifespan out of the PS3 and that's why we are still using one. I want more life out of my current system (which I repurchased this fall after one died - purchased again mainly because GT6 was on it) before I ever think about buying a PS4.
So, selling a ps4 should not be SONY's primary objective with GT as a franchise. It should be to give the PS3 a proper "finale" and prove that when they commit to something, they can stick to it. (realizing that SONY has a lot of say over PD's priorities) THEN, with a faithful, loyal customer base, they can sell us anything they want on the next system.
Harm to reputation is more harmful to a company's bottom line than glitzy new features can compensate for. Microsoft lost me because of the built-in surveillance on the Xbone, and SONY is going to lose me by not living up to commitments. But there's still ample time to prove me wrong on that. So I await...