The previous instalment of Grant Turismo Sport started with 168 cars and 29 tracks, gradually moving to 324 cars and 82 tracks through updates. One of the big parts of racing games is without a doubt the cars that you will be allowed to race in and where you will be allowed to race them. This truly has the potential to trick you into believing that you are seeing something real, and even if it never reaches that point, it is going to look damn incredible while it tries. WE are going to be racing at a 4K resolution with a steady 60 frames per second and high dynamic range support. It’s going to give us dedicated real time ray tracing effects augmented by 3d spatial audio. 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. Designed to be released on the next generation of consoles, we are looking at the new Tempest Engine. Gran Turismo 7 brings together the very best features of the Real Driving Simulator.

Thanks to its release on the Playstation 5, will also accommodate the DuelSense controllers’ functions and will even make use of the controller’s haptic feedback. It is looking to be packed to the brim with interesting and brilliant gameplay options, to truly sell the idea to the player in a way that has never been achieved before. As seen in the demo, there will be a selection of cars and tracks but there will also be championships, special events, driving school, parts shop, used cars dealership and a few other game modes.

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