Hmm, GPL may have not, but NR99 impressed the sales. Papyrus has proved
that they can make money. Before Sierra Sports appeared, N2, N1, Icr2.
Don't tell me they didn't sell well. The Sierra executive probably think
there is still life in that old game engine. The mass market doesn't really
care about the realism of the physics. It's a fact.
But thinking that N3 would not sell much, is totally a crazy idea.
Incorpore a SIM mode and an ARCADE mode. Instead of dividing Papyrus into
all those teams that created stuff like N2000 and NLegends, why not focus on
ONE title, and subdivide it for the pleasure of both us with a simulation
mode and complex physics, and the mass market with arcade features.
The new game engine CAN be tweaked to create an excellent arcade driver.
The reports said they didn't had time do N3 in time, but at the same time
they divided their company into different teams. Don't ask me why, it's
kinda their fault if they didn't had time.
I think the question is more : Will Papyrus still exist when it will be time
to create a CART title ?
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