Only he actually said he wants to continue making GT. So not "like Kojipro" at all.
Well if they don't hate racing games they certainly don't love them, because aside from Wipeout Omega (which was probably a low budget project) they didn't make efforts to introduce new or returning racing IP's during the PS4 generation.ok but, Sony closed the team for a reason. I don't think its because they hate racing games.
If they had a reason to close that team, I don't see why they'd then leave them open to do another game to waste even more money...
Think about it like this. If you are remodeling a house and a team fucks up the kitchen to holy hell and it cost you lots of money, you will not then hire them to do another part of the house or another project or something, that doesn't mean you don't need the kitchen complete, it simply means you need it complete...simply NOT FROM THEM. Imagine saying something like "the most reasonable choice" is to get the team that just fucked up our last project. As if ZERO teams exist to do such a task. So I don't think it makes sense if they had a reason that had nothing to do with racing. So clearly Sony saw ENOUGH to say they were not going to deal with such a team, its not for me to say who the fuck "redeemed" themselves in a business deal I was not part of. Internally they likely fucked up enough to were Sony couldn't continue to deal with what was going on. Its clear they don't just hate racing games, they had an issue with the team itself.
Doesn't matter, the point is that Sony clearly doesn't want Evolution studios working on their titles, the point is they can chose a different studio and for all we know they are building that game based on the GT7 engine. PD is known for taking a while to build the first game that they put out on new gen systems, they are known for releasing the second faster once the engine is complete.....soooooooo yea.
Its a shit argument that only applies to the first GT they put out on new gens, not all their games in general.
As in...the difference of time between GT4 and 5 was 6 years.
The difference of time between GT5 and 6 was 3 years...
Edit: nvm, i confused you with someone else.
Did you even read what Yamauchi said?? He said that he wants to continue making GT as well as making a new IP. How on earth you made the relation to Kojima (who was forced by Konami to keep on working on MGS ) by implying the same thing applies to Yamauchi as well is really beyond me.
Ok, sure, we can make that distinction. It's not like i said they were the same.
You implied that Yamauchi is like a prisoner at Sony forced to make GT forever.
Well that "Sony" part it's you being touchy, i'm talking about the franchise more so. Just like Kojima was to MGS, it was not only Konami but the fan base of the franchise. You can still see it even here with lots of poster wanting Kojipro to work on the next MGS or saying that DS it's not enough MGS like and wanting something more like that.
You mean like how Sony Bend got greenlight for a new IP?
Likely, as I'm not debating anyone liking the IP or wanting sequels or anything like that. I don't see enough to say Sony doesn't like racing games, simply that Evo likely had more problems then we know, as if Sony hated new ideas for racing games, why OK GT Sport? Its not GT7, so clearly Sony is open to those ideas, likely just not from a studio like Evo as those issues took over.
You mean how they had to fight to get taken off Uncharted and had their sequel to a successful game get canned?
Are you Sony? How do you know that Days Gone was considered successful by Sony?Also i thought that your problem was that Jim didn't liked new IPs right? So is it new IPs or sequels that he doesn't like?
Well Days Gone was a new IP but not anymore. Hopefully Bends new game sells at least 8 million or its goodbye I guess.
