"GT5" jumps again. Analysts say no impact on potential sales

(compiled/drdarknight) according to overseas media, yesterday, Sony announced that its highly-watched racing game "GT5" will again jump the ticket, the game will be on the shelves before Christmas. "We are very sorry that the GT5 cannot be sold as scheduled for December 3, but the game will be on the shelves before Christmas," he said.　　An official statement said. "We sincerely apologise to all fans of GT Racing, the producer of the game, the Kazunori Yamauchi, and its team polyphony digital will certainly live up to the expectations of many players and bring the highest quality racing gaming experience to the players," he said.　　"Although Sony's High-profile racing game has repeatedly jumped the ticket for excellence, however, some analysts say the jump will postpone the game's release date to" Need for Speed: Thermal Tracing "(Need for Speed:hot Pursuit), which could affect sales of GT5. But Jesse Divnich, who studies from the capital, said: "Divench I don't think this jump will affect" GT5 "or the current state of Sony," "GT5 is a very popular work, even if it jumped the ticket, it is unlikely to reduce the player's desire to buy. If the work could be on the shelves by the end of December, sales would still be astronomical. "EA's need for Speed" will be available on December 19 in PC,PS3 and the Xbox 360 platform. Sony said it would release a "GT5" date again by the end of the month. (Edit/Ming)