As much as I wanted one, racing seats were not attainable at the time, so it was clamped to a table.
#GRAN TURISMO 7 PS5 SERIES#
I truly fell in love with the series when Gran Turismo 3: A-Spec came out, and remembered buying it at the midnight launch along with the official Logitech Driving Force GT steering wheel. I didn’t buy it, and as the release date neared, I wondered what to do. The nearly 600 British pound price ($792 U.S.) also seemed inflated for what I was getting. The pack I almost settled for was a digital edition, which wasn’t my preference at all, with a pair of controllers when I really only needed one, and a game I’d never play. It’s not new information that the console is hard to find, but it was such a pain to get here in the U.K., I only had one opportunity to buy one over the period of several months. When Gran Turismo 7’s March 4 release date was revealed, I began to look in earnest for a PS5. For all its hardware -acilitated graphical upgrades, I cannot imagine how Gran Turismo 7 could actually play any better than it does when I’m sitting in my race seat holding on to that steering wheel. Now a couple of weeks into playing, I am so glad the PlayStation 5 proved to be elusive. Whenever it does release, expect a revolutionary step in realism from Gran Turismo 7. While the Next Level Racing leak included the game as launching within the year, no release date was given during its reveal, suggesting it's more than a few months out. With this latest news, even those with little to no interest in the genre might consider picking up Gran Turismo 7 - and possibly a PlayStation 5 to play it, if the price is reasonable - when it launches.
Long-time fans of racing games will already have been eagerly awaiting what a Gran Turismo game will look and play like on the new console generation. These graphics are now coupled with the new DualSense controller's haptic feedback to create an incredibly realistic driving experience even without a gaming wheel or cockpit. Gran Turismo vehicles are often among the best-looking in all of video games, and the latest trailers show an approach to photo-realism.
Polyphony Digital have previously discussed their goals for the upcoming console generation, including a lofty goal of hitting 240 FPS. Even individual buttons will feel different: "pressing a soft accelerator will feel very different than pressing on a stiff brake pedal or gear paddle." He goes on to clarify that loading screens will be "next to nothing", 3D audio will allow players to hear cars in front of and behind them, and the new DualSense controller will give players different feelings for the different surfaces they drive on. "Gran Turismo 7 is going to benefit from alost every single technological enhancement that we have in PlayStation 5," says Rutter. Sony's Simon Rutter spoke to The Guardian about the upcoming racer. Related: Everything We Know About Gran Turismo 7 Early into the PlayStation 5 showcase, Gran Turismo 7 was officially announced, along with a brief look at gameplay. Sony filed new trademarks for the series just a day before the original date of the PlayStation 5 reveal, and the game's logo was leaked by a racing cockpit manufacturer. While a Gran Turismo release on Sony's new console was an inevitability, evidence grew over the last month that the next game in the legendary racing series was coming sooner rather than later.
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