The new installment of Polyphony Digital will be released exclusively for PlayStation 5. Technical comparison against the latest installment in the saga.
Gran Turismo 7 was one of the star games of the PS5 presentation event held this past June 11. The return of the Polyphony Digital driving license aims to return to its roots, those views in GT4 for PS2, where the climax of the saga was reached. From the Cycu1 channel they have made a comparative video where the gameplay sequence of GT7 with Gran Turismo 6 is put face to face, the last numbered episode of the saga for PS3 released in 2013.
The reason why the comparison has been carried out with GT6 and not GT Sport (2017, PS4) is because the Trial Mountain circuit was not in the PlayStation 4 delivery. We are talking about one of the most legendary circuits in the entire saga, an original layout created by Polyphony Digital set in a place in the Sierra Nevada mountains, United States, with fifteen curves and a length of 3.98 km.
As we can see, the use of raytracing and visual improvements to the PlayStation 5 hardware reveal a considerable improvement at a technical level. You can see the presentation trailer for Gran Turismo 7 in 4K resolution and 60 FPS here.
Everything we know about Gran Turismo 7 for now
Gran Turismo 7 will launch exclusively for PlayStation 5 recovering many of the elements that made the saga great. The reminiscences with Gran Turismo 4 are very great; For starters, career mode returns. “I think this new Gran Turismo will make fans very happy,” said Kazunori Yamauchi, head of the saga at Polyphony Digital.
Bringing back campaign mode, second-hand cars and a structure with elements such as the classic GT Cafe, GT Auto, Special Events or Championship, will mean a clear commitment to the single-player experience without giving up good infrastructure. online for online multiplayer mode.
Gran Turismo 7
Classic vehicle customization is back as well as original classic circuits from the series. Judging from the first trailer, we will have Trial Mountain. The return of others such as Gran Valley and Deep Forest could also be seen. In this first advance we were also able to confirm that the Porsche license is maintained, so it is to be expected that all the vehicles seen in Gran Turismo Sport are back here. To finish, other confirmed features is that we have once again the Performance Points (PP) already seen in GT5 and GT6, as well as a photo mode.
At this time, Gran Turismo 7 has no release date; We do not know if it will be ready in time for the launch of PlayStation 5 this Christmas or if it will be prayed until 2021 or beyond. You can take a look here at all confirmed PS5 games.
References | Cycu1
