Doubt they will, if it were that soon there would be at least some mention of it. Just hope that when MS6 DOES come out, they bring the killer graphics and weather effects from DC.

Seriously though, It blows my mind that Evo went from MotorStorm, which (lets face it) only had medeocre graphics at best; and then, out of the blue, they dish out DriveClub, which boasts the best racing graphics that I, and most others, have ever seen on a console to date.

Ya I never go to reviews before gettng a game. I usally watch gameplay videos of the game first. The Crew is just awesome. I have the Crew but I cant play it because i dint have internet. But when i do, I will try to send you a friend request Phen.

*When I do get internet, I'll try to send you a friend request Phen. (Sorry, I kinda messed up my last message)

I had the Idea of a race trough time.

and wen they come back they have manipulated the present so much that it became some sort of world wide festival wich then is a great idea for motorstorm7

yes! I've been thinking the same thing for years. Open world, go to tracks with helicopters (like the background cinematic videos in menu), and obviously preserve the original tracks, but all integrated in the open world (the whole island). Plus that could be possible get out of the car, and could observe life in the island (maybe animals?), for example, the parties/raves, shows, etc.

Would be the paradise. Who knows, maybe in 20 years this will be reality.

Very late reply, but they exist . Plus, being tread-driven, they would have a much better time ripping through mud than ATVs and Bikes would - as they already do in Arctic Edge. As for Snowcats, I oppose their inclusion for the sole reason that they are totally redundant and the Monster Truck fills their niche already.

Apoc classes wouldn't make any sense offroad; the distinction between Super, Muscle, Mini and Rally Car is murky at best, and all of these could easily be condensed back into Rally Cars once more, and same with Choppers, Super- and Dirt-bikes. If you need a variance in driving "feel," then different models of the same class already somewhat offer that.

Actually, judging by what I saw in the internet (and in real life, but I'll get to it a bit later), I actually can imagine snowmobiles in Africa, on the dirt, on concrete - basically anywhere, even without those wheels fitted to the front. The sand is definitely not a problem for these guys. And speaking of real life: living out of town, years ago we actually had a guy who had a snowmobile, and he used to drive it from... say, village to village, even on concrete. It wasn't that maneuvrable, yes, but it could take turns, well... probably much better than you think it would. That dude, he just added a homemade replaceable rub bar under the skis so he won't damage them. Theoretically, on class can have snowmobiles both with wheels and with skis, and it would reflect their stats and terrain handling.

Speaking of it, I'm actually against snowmobiles anywhere out of snow, but tracked vehicles could be added to any classes. Patriot Compadre can fit among the Monster Trucks, Rally Cars can have something crazy like that Bullet Farmer Dodge from Fury Road, and even bikes can take a tracked spin with Sd.Kfz.2 or that crazy Alliance Chopper - like, who cares if it would actually suck on the road. We have Atlas Earthquake! It's Motorstorm! Rule of cool rules everything!

The ideas are really limitless, but I prefer not to dream about games that are dead and gone - they won't happen. Besides, it is always as easy to imagine as it hard to make. But just to pick a couple from the top of my mind? Well... Californian forests, complete with wildlife, mudslides and forest fires that can start with a vehicle exploded in a wrong place. Sibirean wilderness with swamps, mists and frozen lakes that give way under heavier vehicles. But playing Arctic Edge at the moment, the next place I want to go is some kind of paradise island with tons of water, deep and shallow, driving through the huge ships of all ages who were careless enough to pass too close to the shore and stuck there forever. Jet skis and boats could be an actual classes, and amphibious cars could make an appearance. Trikes! Major Payne! Crazy quad choppers! Turbine cars! Flying cars!

And so far I'm picking up only real-life concepts, not even straying into the craziest parts of my mind. Honestly Motorstorm ended way too early. It looks like they've only started to realize what they can do with things like Atlas M-SUV and those Arctic Edge classes. Then, out of sudden, we go into the plot-detailed Apocalypse - which is, honestly, alright, could serve like a nice transition - but, sadly, it just ended there. If new Motorstorm will ever be a thing, I just hope they will go back to the roots: festival, music, racing. No need for a plot in a game like this.

Also, does Dmitry Molotov appear in Apocalypse? I'm starting to have a rivalry with that guy, really hope he will be in A when I'll get to it.

Sadly, no; the only two drivers that seem to have returned in Apoc are Kid Million and Flameboy. Everyone else was culled.

That's a shame. I barely noticed him in Monument Valley, but was surprised to see Dmitry again in a Falfer Domino in Pacific Rift - one of my favorite rides. Then he appeared in Arctic Edge with that "Революция" paintjob, riding Mohawk... I was starting to feel a connection with the guy, along with some personal rivalry. Something that only happened in FlatOut before, and I was really hoping to see Molotov in Apocalypse...

Oh, well. Add him to my M6 wishlist then.

If they ever make M6, they need to add that rally car from the original MotorStorm's E3 trailer. It looked pretty cool, better than the Ozutsu Ronin, it's speculated replacement.