Gran Turismo 7 Releasing in "First Half of 2021"
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Just pointing out now, that 'anticipated' doesn't mean, 'promised', 'guaranteed' or 'Kaz said it would be out...'
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There is more grass further up the hill, but I can't quite get the angle right to show the car, the silo, and the building all through it. That said, having gone through all the foliage, it does look like a newer environment.
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Havent commented here for a while and iam not really playing GT anymore.
I would like to say why because this is kinda connected to the upcoming Gran Turismo.
After GT 6, so in GT Sport, the handling (steering) changed heavily. It got similar to Codemasters/Ubisoft games. What i mean by that is, the steering wheel doesnt exactly what the tyres are doing. You can easily feel and see that when counter steering for example. This is a huge issue.
I got GT Sport way after release and was so happy to finally play the next game in the series but i was so disappointed after a few seconds. I hoped that they will go back and fix this or to use "1:1 steering", what i mean by that is, if i push the stick to the right for like 10%, i want the steering to turn for 10% (doesnt have to be linear thats not my point) all the way up to 100% stick -> 100% steering. This is not the case in GT Sport.
But unfortunately, as i can see from the GT 7 Trailers, its still the same as in GT Sport.
I would like to say why because this is kinda connected to the upcoming Gran Turismo.
After GT 6, so in GT Sport, the handling (steering) changed heavily. It got similar to Codemasters/Ubisoft games. What i mean by that is, the steering wheel doesnt exactly what the tyres are doing. You can easily feel and see that when counter steering for example. This is a huge issue.
I got GT Sport way after release and was so happy to finally play the next game in the series but i was so disappointed after a few seconds. I hoped that they will go back and fix this or to use "1:1 steering", what i mean by that is, if i push the stick to the right for like 10%, i want the steering to turn for 10% (doesnt have to be linear thats not my point) all the way up to 100% stick -> 100% steering. This is not the case in GT Sport.
But unfortunately, as i can see from the GT 7 Trailers, its still the same as in GT Sport.
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As a full title, no its wasn't.
We did, however, get the GTHD Concept demo, which is (and you need to be quite literal here) the only GT that ever released with a console (as it was released on the same day as the European release of the PS3).
The mad thing is that the leaderboard server was still up and running when I checked in August.
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June 30th 2021 it is then! 
unless there's a delay...
unless there's a delay...
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Ah I thought that car had metallic paint, I apologize.
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In-game only, and they reset every night. However, on the day I last tried it three of us were posting times.
From the video, I posted above...
...you could even still download the ghosts.
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Sorry, I didn't watch the video in full. Anyway, that's crazy seeing how it predates all other PS3 games and yet is the only one having its servers still up and running. I don't know anything about servers and online networks but it probably costs less to only host a few leaderboard laptimes than to maintain a more flashed out multiplayer mode like all the other PS3 entries had. Perhaps the cost for it is so low that PDs accountants simply keep overlooking it when going through their figures. I just can't think of a reasonable explanation.
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I'm not sure my eyes could see improvements with the cars moving so quickly. GT Sport, for all its faults, looks very good imho. If they improve the frame rate and the number of cars in a race, for me that would be a better use of the power of the PS5 for me. If they can do it all, great.
I remember seeing a Sony content demo on TV's in a local department years ago with GT content on it, and it looked amazing.
If they can get, 3-4 years down the line, the GT games to actually look like they did in that demo, I would be happy. Maybe I would need the 4k OLED TV to see that though. 
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Havent commented here for a while and iam not really playing GT anymore.
I would like to say why because this is kinda connected to the upcoming Gran Turismo.
After GT 6, so in GT Sport, the handling (steering) changed heavily. It got similar to Codemasters/Ubisoft games. What i mean by that is, the steering wheel doesnt exactly what the tyres are doing. You can easily feel and see that when counter steering for example. This is a huge issue.
I got GT Sport way after release and was so happy to finally play the next game in the series but i was so disappointed after a few seconds. I hoped that they will go back and fix this or to use "1:1 steering", what i mean by that is, if i push the stick to the right for like 10%, i want the steering to turn for 10% (doesnt have to be linear thats not my point) all the way up to 100% stick -> 100% steering. This is not the case in GT Sport.
But unfortunately, as i can see from the GT 7 Trailers, its still the same as in GT Sport.
I know exactly what you're saying here. If you haven't already; try using the PS controller with the motion sensing settings for steering instead. You'll notice the car wheels will then turn in time with the steering wheel (no delay etc) and controller movements will turn the wheels at the correct speed for your motions. It solved the issue for me, and is actually quite emersive once you get the hang of it. You just need a seat with arm rests, otherwise arms will get tired when suspended in front of you!...
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