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At least we will have answers this time
Hopefully.
At least we will have answers this time
At least we will have answers this time
LinkGT7Yamauchi has guaranteed that the seventh chapter will solve many problems related to the physical impacts and simulation of damage, two aspects that have always been taken seriously by fans of this saga. It also confirms a greater number of premium cars in Gran Turismo 7, although - for the moment - Yamauchi-san has preferred not to say too much about figures.
Finally, when asked about the alleged arrival of Gran Turismo 7 in 2017, as initially feared by some sources, it came a blunt denial: "People will never wait so much." Yamauchi then added: "We are talking about Gran Turismo, you won't have to wait that long."
LinkTourist Trophy 2"I am aware of the fact that the game is expected by many," he said to Spaziogames "so I can not deny a Tourist Trophy 2"
Saw this on NeoGAF:
"People will never wait so much... We are talking about Gran Turismo, you won't have to wait that long."
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I don't know if they are joking or not.
Plus Kaz driving the peugeot around Spa:
There's also this rebelgamer interview:
But they didn't ask anything relevant.
Plus Kaz driving the peugeot around Spa:
Kaz be like, "Why is this thing understeering so badly on corner entry and why do I have to turn the wheel 90 degrees to make it through Eau Rouge? 0.60 rear toe? Whose bright idea was that!?"
He's understeering all over the place but starting around 2:20 he understeers right off at Campus (14) and then makes it through 15 but understeers straight off on 16 (as in through the gravel trap and into the wall) while turning the wheel almost 90 degrees, and then understeers right off in 18 again in spite of lifting. Comical really.
Here's the video of that spaziogames interview:
Tourist Trophy 2 at 0:54
GT7 at 2:29
Yeah, okay Kaz. *Chuckles* I believe you."People will never wait so much." Yamauchi then added: "We are talking about Gran Turismo, you won't have to wait that long."
Yeah keep telling yourself that when a sleep too why don't ya Kaz?"I am aware of the fact that the game is expected by many," he said to Spaziogames "so I can not deny a Tourist Trophy 2"
I thought it was a very promising sign, maybe used to GT7 now. PD are probably the only big unknown in car racing game genre regarding what they will achieve in the next game so exciting times ahead I think.He's understeering all over the place but starting around 2:20 he understeers right off at Campus (14) and then makes it through 15 but understeers straight off on 16 (as in through the gravel trap and into the wall) while turning the wheel almost 90 degrees, and then understeers right off in 18 again in spite of lifting. Comical really.
All cars are not premium yet because creating entirely new models for over 600 cars that go all the way back to GT4 (And are also directly from GT4 in an overwhelming majority) takes an insane amount of time. The only way the game would "Have all of the cars detailed like Forza and PCars" would be if they dropped all of those machines and left the 450+ premium cars plus the hundred or so new machines joining GT7. This is most likely what will happen I believe as Kaz never confirmed standard cars returning, unless PD was also hard at work trying to get standards up to CTR Yellowbird or R390 GT1 level. Even then I think they wouldn't get them all done.My question is why aren't all the cars premium yet? How come Forza and Pcars can have all of their cars detailed? Maybe not all of them have to have interiors as it might be difficult or impossible to get it, but just make them this gen graphics. GT6 is a PS3 game and should have PS3 graphics.
I also don't think that it would be so hard to make all the cars premium. I know there is a lot of cars but start of by deleting duplicated cars like all the Miatas that are literally the same. Get a few small teams of maybe 2 or 3 people to work on a new car every 2 weeks or however long it would take to give the car a detailed model. Every time there is an update, all the cars that have been made premium will be added to the game and with time all of the cars in the game would be premium. Then after that start working on cars such as the Ford GT 06 or any car that only joined GT in the last game because these cars are lower quality than cars that were added to the 6th game.
I think it is ridiculous that Kaz said most cars are still going to be standard in GT7. This is just embarrassing...
Here's the video of that spaziogames interview:
Tourist Trophy 2 at 0:54
GT7 at 2:29
PCars is a pretty young game serie, it would've been pure lazyness if they didn't have detailed interiors for all of their cars. Detailed interiors is a MUST nowadays, so GT might want to do something about these standards because they're clearly outdated.My question is why aren't all the cars premium yet? How come Forza and Pcars can have all of their cars detailed? Maybe not all of them have to have interiors as it might be difficult or impossible to get it, but just make them this gen graphics. GT6 is a PS3 game and should have PS3 graphics.
I also don't think that it would be so hard to make all the cars premium. I know there is a lot of cars but start of by deleting duplicated cars like all the Miatas that are literally the same. Get a few small teams of maybe 2 or 3 people to work on a new car every 2 weeks or however long it would take to give the car a detailed model. Every time there is an update, all the cars that have been made premium will be added to the game and with time all of the cars in the game would be premium. Then after that start working on cars such as the Ford GT 06 or any car that only joined GT in the last game because these cars are lower quality than cars that were added to the 6th game.
I think it is ridiculous that Kaz said most cars are still going to be standard in GT7. This is just embarrassing...
I think it was comfirmed that there'll be standards in GT7, unless the plan has changed, there'll be standards.I believe as Kaz never confirmed standard cars returning.
Plus Kaz driving the peugeot around Spa:
La dichiarazione di Yamauchi lascia intendere un probabile arrivo del gioco entro la fine del 2016, probabilmente nel periodo autunnale. Al momento, però, lo sviluppatore giapponese non si è sbilanciato sulla sua presenza alla conferenza Sony dell'E3 2015, non rilasciando dichiarazioni a riguardo. Di certo sappiamo che alla conferenza non sarà presente il suo storico traduttore, Takayuki "Translator-san" Nushida, lasciandoci intendere che - con ogni probabilità - non ci saranno annunci da parte di Yamauchi nel corso della conferenza di Los Angeles. Ciononostante, in queste ultime settimane Yamauchi ha attraversato tre diversi continenti per incontrare alcuni produttori di case automobilistiche, lasciandoci intendere che non manchi molto all'atteso reveal di Gran Turismo 7.
It the Circuit de la Sarthe.