See more articles on Gran Turismo 5 DLC, Kazunori Yamauchi, Polyphony Digital, Premium Cars, SEMA, and Standard Cars. I think if we can keep up that relationship with the community, that would be great! Lastly, thank you all for your support! KY: The feedback we receive from our users – the positive and the constructive feedback – really provides energy for our company and really motivates us to do more. GTP: In closing, is there anything you would like to say to the GTPlanet community? KY: The only thing I can definitely say is the next one will be GT6, but we might have something else pop-up in between now and then ! GTP: In the future do you see Polyphony Digital dedicating resources to major Gran Turismo titles or to creating more spin-off games, such as Tourist Trophy and Prologue? GTP: How will you decide when to stop supporting Gran Turismo 5 and begin the transition to Gran Turismo 6? When you buy a car, it’s fun to be able to participate in a lot of races with that car, and I don’t think there were enough.
If I can think of one, I think we should have made more A-Spec races. KY: No, because I think everything that I thought about in that way, we have done in the updates.
GTP: If you could go back in time and start over with GT5, is there anything you would do differently? We’ve had our DLC and our 2.0 update, and the reaction has been really good so far, but we want to look at the overall feedback to see what we should do from here on, and adjust accordingly. KY: We’re continuously working to make more and more content for the game, and I think what’s really important is the reactions of our users. GTP: Could you offer any hints about what else may be coming in the future, or how frequently new content may be released?
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