Gran Turismo 7: Latest news and discussion thread

[Old_Setzer]

I may be wrong, but on reddit we have activity from one of the GT7 developer, so it may, or may not mean that we are getting something extra with those 3 cars.

Hi, you have a link to this "developer"?

I'm curious about it, thanks!

 

[Famine]

Hi, you have a link to this "developer"?

I'm curious about it, thanks!

It's Ivo van Roij, a technical artist who works a lot on tracks. He's had a Reddit account for about four years, so it's not a recent thing.

 

[hyperspeed980]

It's Ivo van Roij, a technical artist who works a lot on tracks. He's had a Reddit account for about four years, so it's not a recent thing.

Aco-what?

 

[Famine]

Aco-what?

 

[Mathaios_C]

It's Ivo van Roij, a technical artist who works a lot on tracks. He's had a Reddit account for about four years, so it's not a recent thing.

What is he saying on reddit?

I may be wrong, but on reddit we have activity from one of the GT7 developer, so it may, or may not mean that we are getting something extra with those 3 cars.

 

[SUBZERO-8K]

What is he saying on reddit?

I quickly skimmed through his comments, mostly just insights on the track environment art he worked on, but this comment stood out.

I’ve explained already that there are reasons why we went with this direction, and that OG GV would never live up to the standards (see my reply about nostalgia). That being said, I’m happy we got to bring this track back to GT, and I’m excited to see everyone’s reactions to the coming free updates.

Considering he's a 3D technical artist who has worked on previous tracks, this comment would seem to imply that something new he worked on is coming soon.

 

[Lomic]

I quickly skimmed through his comments, mostly just insights on the track environment art he worked on, but this comment stood out.

updates so may be one day, but we don't when

 

[Auditore]

I quickly skimmed through his comments, mostly just insights on the track environment art he worked on, but this comment stood out.

Considering he's a 3D technical artist who has worked on previous tracks, this comment would seem to imply that something new he worked on is coming soon.

I'm curious if he offered any other fun facts and insights on track development on his reddit account

 

[AlexWilmot]

updates so may be one day, but we don't when

Can’t be… games dead haven’t you heard?

 

[bduddy]

I quickly skimmed through his comments, mostly just insights on the track environment art he worked on, but this comment stood out.

Considering he's a 3D technical artist who has worked on previous tracks, this comment would seem to imply that something new he worked on is coming soon.

Does PD think that actual racetracks aren't "interesting" enough or what? I really don't think that mashing together Grand Valley with the California coast did anything for either and I don't think it's just "nostalgia" to say that they really need to get off the trend of fake-looking road courses they keep making lately.