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* [[Cash Cow Franchise]]: Sort of. They don't pump the games out for money, but the games tend to be massive sellers. |
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* [[Development Hell]]: Pretty much every iteration of the series goes through it. The most commonly-cited reason is the licensing issues related to the in-game cars. |
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** The most glaring example would be the PSP port of the fourth game, which was originally scheduled to be released in April 2005 to coincide with the debut of the PSP. Unfortunately, it was neglected in favor of Gran Turismo, and as a result, took ''four years'' to be released. |
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Revision as of 15:55, 1 September 2014
- Cash Cow Franchise: Sort of. They don't pump the games out for money, but the games tend to be massive sellers.
- Development Hell: Pretty much every iteration of the series goes through it. The most commonly-cited reason is the licensing issues related to the in-game cars.
- The most glaring example would be the PSP port of the fourth game, which was originally scheduled to be released in April 2005 to coincide with the debut of the PSP. Unfortunately, it was neglected in favor of Gran Turismo, and as a result, took four years to be released.