New Gran Turismo 7 Video Details PS5 Improvements, Reveals New Cars & Teases Daytona Road Course
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Do we? When did they announce what all the DLC would be? What if they just continue adding past tracks?
New cars are confirmed obviously, but little else of newness is in terms of content and gameplay.
The official website for the game currently promises:
- Return of GT Mode
- Car collecting
- Car tuning
- Livery Editor
- Legendary Circuits (None of which are new, so far)
- Variable time and weather
- Scapes
It's weird how some people see new cars in a racing game as a given and it'd be madness if there weren't any new ones (quite rightly) but seemingly new tracks, nope, not needed according to some. We can wait for updates when they may or may not arrive. Bizarre.
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We need GRAND VALEY, the best original track
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I think the picture is becoming clearer that GT Sport's rather impressive post-launch content was in many ways a 'two birds with one stone' thing, because it enabled PD to develop GT7 and provide content towards GTS simultaneously, which is why GT7 is just kinda looking like 'GT Sport plus' at the minute.
Providing those car and track updates did soften the blow for fans irritated by the rather spartan content in GTS at launch...but the flipside is that it seems highly likely that GT7 will just be akin to a large expansion pack to GTS. Given the franchise's pedigree (if somewhat mixed in the last 5-10 years), I think it's more than reasonable for fans to be underwhelmed by that. However, at the very least we can expect that car list to bump up another 50+ over the post-launch development window, and no doubt a few tracks to boot.
We'll just have to wait for something more substantial I guess -- I hope PD will release something more concrete on the content ahead of the rumoured State of Play demonstration in early February.
Providing those car and track updates did soften the blow for fans irritated by the rather spartan content in GTS at launch...but the flipside is that it seems highly likely that GT7 will just be akin to a large expansion pack to GTS. Given the franchise's pedigree (if somewhat mixed in the last 5-10 years), I think it's more than reasonable for fans to be underwhelmed by that. However, at the very least we can expect that car list to bump up another 50+ over the post-launch development window, and no doubt a few tracks to boot.
We'll just have to wait for something more substantial I guess -- I hope PD will release something more concrete on the content ahead of the rumoured State of Play demonstration in early February.
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Well if PD aren't going to offer anything substantially new when they sell their game at launch for £50 then I'll wait until they do add something and buy it then, at a much lower cost. That's what all the people who keep suggesting we wait for post-launch updates mean, right?
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Pretty much. I mean, it's actually hard to recall just how minimal GT Sport was at launch, but...it really was, and not worth it at launch (I believe it was released at full game rrp at launch?).
However it's all just speculation for now so we'll just have to wait and see what the final product is shaping up to be when put on full display.
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Everyone worried about content, should not worry... its a game as a service, I think the bigger concern down the line will be how much this animal will eat of the meagre PS5 drive space... Might be a real consideration whether you want gigabytes of scapes this time...
Of all the things I've said about GT on here I genuinely didn't expect "I hope this new racing game has some new tracks when it launches" to be something attacked so strongly. I thought that would be expected from everyone, but apparently not.
Where did PD say GT7 is a game as a service?
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When interviewed Kaz said there will be similar post launch content to Sport.
"Gran Turismo Sport provided the foundations for the last generation of the series on PS4, and was something you built upon. In a similar way, is GT7 going to be the foundation for this next generation, and how do you intend to build upon it?"
Kazunori Yamauchi: You're absolutely right in saying that GT7 will be something that will progress based on the progression of the PS5 platform. What we will obviously do is add more tracks and more cars as we go along as well. But in terms of the features, there are still some features that we've had in the past titles that still haven't made a comeback yet. That's something that we would like to do. And we also have other ideas on top of that, as well, but it's still too early to start talking about that yet.
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I've already explained that.
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No, you posted an irrelevant piece of information as if it were a rebuttal. It in no way added anything of value or substance to a conversation about a 3rd party companies tweet on behalf of Sony.
which @Famine quite succinctly addressed with this
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I'm enjoying this though, quite a lot. I woulda pulled the plug on the account a long while ago.I've already explained that.
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No, you posted an irrelevant piece of information as if it were a rebuttal. It in no way added anything of value or substance to a conversation about a 3rd party companies tweet on behalf of Sony.
which @Famine quite succinctly addressed with this
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