Gran Turismo 7 promises to be a technical madness and add realism in their races with rain

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Gran Tourism has always sought realism as few in the field of driving, and was one of the promoting sagas of this genre closest to what we can do at the wheel of competition vehicles. It seems that Polyphony Digital wants to go further with the new delivery and look for more details.

In an interview awarded to Eurogamer, the creator of the Saga Kazunori Yamauchi assures that they want to go further with realism in great tourism 7, and there will be many details. For example, that the temperature of the air, moisture and temperature of the surface of the road will be directly affected by climate changes in real time .

The creative indicates that the immersion will be even further and that races with rain will create a new approach in the races, which will leave us with your mouth open. When a car passes over it, sprinkle aside, so the race lines will dry faster than the other parts of the track . Yamauchi also says that the wet plot will affect the clue grip accordingly as time passes. And the track begins to dry in different places.

GT7 will be an intergenerational launch, and Yamauchi says that all the content will be available at PS4 and PS5 , even though they look like themselves only from the new generation of consoles. Although he also says that, as is logical, players will notice a technical leap when they play on PS5. In the same Yamauchi interview, endorse that the compulsory Internet connection is to avoid traps and that the times are not modified in the saved items.

The seventh numbered game of the franchise had already been announced a long time ago by Sony, which on the occasion of the PlayStation Showcase a few weeks ago we could see a new trailer of the game in which it is also announced its definitive date of launch. After his delay, we knew it would be in 2022, and it will not make us expect too much: the March 4 next year will come.