2017 TVR Griffith
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Mk: 2 Catégorie: Proto / Concept Origine:  Royaume-UniVéhicule jouable à télécharger Weekly Car Pass (since 02/14/2019) or British Sports Cars Car Pack |
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Contributeur: speedfreak975
Contributeur: speedfreak975
Contributeur: speedfreak975
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| Auteur | Message |
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| cyrus khan a écrit Nope, it's a Japanese game from Namco Bandai Namco is a publisher for Project Cars, not Developer | |
| Speedevil a écrit Project Cars 2 is a British game... Nope, it's a Japanese game from Namco Bandai | |
| Attacker1997 a écrit I know, but what I meant is that from that time on (end of 2017), Toyota apparently blocked its license for publishers from other countrys And that is just sad. | |
| ALLSETFORMOVE a écrit Ahh... what I've heard is that GT Sport has the license (for Toyota and Lexus road-going cars) well before 2017/2018 or something like that. I know, but what I meant is that from that time on (end of 2017), Toyota apparently blocked its license for publishers from other countrys -- Last edit: 2019-02-22 14:48:09 | |
| There are even people add A90 SPY livery onto this cool new revived TVR in game.Utterly stupid | |
| Attacker1997 a écrit Since the end of 2017, I have never seen a Toyota-licensed road car ever appear in games, except for Project Cars 2 and GT Sport (both form Japan market). You may notice that even CSR 2 has undergone this change Ahh... what I've heard is that GT Sport has the license (for Toyota and Lexus road-going cars) well before 2017/2018 or something like that. | |
| Bandai Namco deal with license as a Japanese publisher | |
| Yes, but it's published by a Japanese company | |
| Project Cars 2 is a British game... | |
| Speedevil a écrit That's not true. We don't know what the issue is, but Toyota road cars aren't completely banned from all non-Japanese games. I think it's just extremely complex licensing deals. Since the end of 2017, I have never seen a Toyota-licensed road car ever appear in games, except for Project Cars 2 and GT Sport (both form Japan market). You may notice that even CSR 2 has undergone this change | |
| Attacker1997 a écrit It's not their fault for Toyota not wanting to release their street cars for non-Japanese market games That's not true. We don't know what the issue is, but Toyota road cars aren't completely banned from all non-Japanese games. I think it's just extremely complex licensing deals. | |
| But a TVR shouldnt be a British SUPRA.As they are different in so many ways | |
| It's not their fault for Toyota not wanting to release their street cars for non-Japanese market games | |
| People on U2B and Forza official forum constantly use this car to resemble and replace the lacked A90 SUPRA.It's too stupid to accept.Why they will call such a BRITISH legend's Revival a rebadged BMW Z4...Totally Stupid.And makes me hate Forza very much actually | |
| The new TVR doesnt have Chameleon paint like Speed12.At least theres a Chameleon in special painjob to replace it | |
| And if we get the Z4 then it will no problem | |
| Kinda hard not to be when you've got a Cosworth tuned Coyote V8 under the hood instead of a detuned BMW I6 (yes, the Supra has less power than the Z4). | |
| Well Griffith is 1000× the car any supra is soo | |
| Well the new Supra looks like a TVR, so there's that... | |
| I thank PG for adding this new TVR,I hate them for they try to use this great British sports car to fill the hole for the lacking of the new Supra（As they reply me during livestream） | |
| At least TVR are both obtainable for car pass owner | |
| So, I just looked into things...the Griffith and Eldorado actually mark the end of the Car Pass, which was intended to be 2 cars a week for 21 weeks. | |
| Y E S | |
| Chameleon please | |
| worth a ride | |
Finally  | |
| Great to see it home! |
