Whether you’re a competitive or casual racer, collector, tuner, livery designer, or photographer – find your line with a staggering collection of game modes including fan-favorites like GT Campaign*, Arcade, and Driving School*.
With the reintroduction of the legendary GT Simulation Mode*, buy, tune, race and sell your way through a rewarding solo campaign as you unlock new cars and challenges. And if you love going head-to-head with others, hone your skills and compete in the GT Sport Mode*.
With over 420 cars available at Brand Central* and the Used Car Dealership* from day one, Gran Turismo 7 recreates the look and feel of classic motors and bleeding-edge supercars alike in unparalleled detail. Each car handles differently and feels unique as you navigate over 90 track routes in dynamic weather conditions, including classic courses from GT history.
PS5 Features:
* Stunning visuals
Catch sight of the driver in your rear-view mirror and watch the sun glint against the curves of your car’s body, with support for 4K and HDR at a targeted 60fps framerate.* You can also take stunningly realistic photos with the power of ray tracing on PS5™.
* Fast loading
The PS5 console’s ultra-high-speed SSD lets you quickly start race events, gather in lobbies, browse your garage and seamlessly navigate GT7’s modes and menus.
* Adaptive triggers
Feel the vibration from the anti-lock brake system and wheel spins, and variation in the braking resistance of each different car, all through the adaptive triggers of your DualSense™ wireless controller.
* Haptic feedback
From the subtle bumps of the tarmac to the grooves of the kerb, feel your position on the road through immersive haptic feedback.
* Tempest 3D AudioTech
Sense the position of other cars and drivers on the road with unparalleled clarity through the PS5 console’s 3D Audio.
The first 2022 State of Play arrives later this week, and we’re all revved up for just over 30 minutes of new PS5 footage and gameplay details for Gran Turismo 7. Watch live February 2nd on Twitch or YouTube starting 2pm Pacific / 5pm Eastern / 11:00pm CET.
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I bought the last Gran Turismo for PS4 and I was absolutely underwhelmed. I remember playing this in the PS2/PS3 era and there was some nice carreer. But damn, only 1v1 online without AI drivers? How lazy can they be?
Also... how believable are the reviews from digital foundry, given that they preferred the handling of PCARS 3
I bought the last Gran Turismo for PS4 and I was absolutely underwhelmed. I remember playing this in the PS2/PS3 era and there was some nice carreer. But damn, only 1v1 online without AI drivers? How lazy can they be?
Also... how believable are the reviews from digital foundry, given that they preferred the handling of PCARS 3
Yea that PCARS 3 thing is mind bending, that game was pure arcade garbage compared to the first two.
I doesn't look bad by any stretch of the imagination, it just has a very boring presentation—like all GT games. There is a big difference. Some of this boring presentation is good; no "yo yo gangsta yo coolio wigga come on ayyyyy papi" but then, replays are really bland. Somehow they kill all the perceptible speed of the cars by using the worst camera angles and movements.
I doesn't look bad by any stretch of the imagination, it just has a very boring presentation—like all GT games. There is a big difference. Some of this boring presentation is good; no "yo yo gangsta yo coolio wigga come on ayyyyy papi" but then, replays are really bland. Somehow they kill all the perceptible speed of the cars by using the worst camera angles and movements.
It doesn't look bad true, just far from something especially good. Basically, all the games in the franchise had replays like this, but what you say is valid. I suspect its fine for a GT game, but they lost that something that made them great a long time ago. Could be wrong, but highly doubt it.
There isn't another driving game that looks this good right now. Don't say Forza Horizon 5. It doesn't look like this. None of the real simulators look as well either. Assetto Corsa Competizione is an Unreal Engine turd with tons of disgusting and sticking screen-space effects. There was a video of Ride 4 or 5 or 923801 that made the rounds as the "most amaz0mg grafix of raecing omfg nextg3n", but that one is also an Unreal Engine crapola. This one (on PS5) has very little pop-in (still not perfect, look at the trees), very little screen-space reflections, etc. A very stable image. So I do think it looks very good actually. What exactly do you expect here? This is not a stylized Need for Speed.
What’s with retarded japans and unskippable stupid intro credits + promo videos?
The game is OK. AI isn’t ramming into you like in Grid Legends. Driving is nice. Make sure to put the wobble mode to 2 in the cockpit camera settings. The sense of speed is very mediocre, even at 60fps. Not sure why. The presentation is “boring”, but a good boring—clean and without too many effects. Maybe it’s the lack of “speed blur” that hurts sense of speed, not sure. Replays are terrible. Terrible camera positions, giving an even worse sense of speed. In 30fps replays, I could watch them at all. At 60fps, they are more tolerable.
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How lazy can they be?
but then, replays are really bland. Somehow they kill all the perceptible speed of the cars by using the worst camera angles and movements.
