Probably ramping up for the development of the next game.
The cars are: Aston Martin DBR9, FIAT 500, and Nissan 180SX.
The cars are: Aston Martin DBR9, FIAT 500, and Nissan 180SX.
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GT Sport Update coming next week – "2020 updates will be modest in frequency and volume"
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I smell GT7 as a launch title for PS5 now. Modest updates.. sounds good to me! They cant keep churning out content for this game and the next (given this gens CPU limitations especially)
One would hope they started development of the next game long ago after the lackluster GT Sport launch and near immediate half off sale.
I imagine they have been doing that for awhile already
They just probably need more hands-on as development ramps up
Maybe the next Gran Turismo will launch timely enough to be relevant for the first time since the PS2 generation.
If it's out any later than sometime in 2021 they've fucked up again.
Kaz said when GTS released that all the cars have a way higher poly count than PS4 could handle, and that they stripped them down so it could run on PS4. I assume the real version of the cars are for PS5. GT7 or whatever it's called has always been in development.
At least they had HD concept a month after the PS3's launch, followed by 5 prologue. PS4 had 4 long years of nothing.
yass GT7
anyway I just started GT Sport a week back and man, the GT League races are great. Only thing missing are previous caRPG mechanics but i guess they'll add that later.
anyway I just started GT Sport a week back and man, the GT League races are great. Only thing missing are previous caRPG mechanics but i guess they'll add that later.
The next GT has been in development for a while now
Next Gran Turismo Will be a 'Combination of Past, Present, and Future'
We recently got the opportunity to sit down with Gran Turismo series creator Kazunori Yamauchi. The round-table chat took place during a break in the schedule at the Nurburgring World Tour event, and you can read the first part of the discussion here. With all the industry talk right now centered
www.gtplanet.net
That, and I imagine they want to launch with a big increase in content, and not just "the same content as in GTS, but we'll keep adding more over time!"
Start ???
I hope it's, at least, at 50% made...
1 generation (6 years) for GT Sports in total and still not started GT7 ? It's crazy. Specially I can't see this being profitable for Sony...
GT7 as a PS5 launch title could make me buy the console right away (if the game has an actual offline mode).
I've wanted to pickup GT Sport for a while now and to try the VR mode, is there no offline career mode or any offline legs?
Is it silly of me to expect GT7 within launch window-launch year of PS5?
I too tought that the lukewarm start of Sport pushed them to focus on another mainline title pretty soon, and considering the smotther hardware transition i kind of expect them to have less work to do than from 6 to Sport, plus they've beem sort of spear-heading PS R&D in terms of RayTracing, 8K and all that jazz...
Pipe dream?
I too tought that the lukewarm start of Sport pushed them to focus on another mainline title pretty soon, and considering the smotther hardware transition i kind of expect them to have less work to do than from 6 to Sport, plus they've beem sort of spear-heading PS R&D in terms of RayTracing, 8K and all that jazz...
Pipe dream?
There are lots of offline modes. About on par with GT5.
It should be said that only a few modes are available in VR. IRC it's limited to one player vs one AI races.
Hoping we will see a Gran Turismo [Sport] 7 in 2021. It's been twenty years since GT3 which was the last time we saw a timely launch for the new system (summer 2001).
You can play offline, but you can't save your progress (..which doesn't really qualify as an offline mode in my opinion). It does feel a little tacked on too.
you must be new, he said this everytime starting with the PS2
Q4 2021 would be four years after GTS. Considering GTS was four years after GT6, and GT PS5 will be able to build on GTS, that seems exceedingly reasonable to me.
I think PS5's 2021 might end up a lot stronger than PS4's 2014. It took a long time for the PS4 to get going. In comparison, it's not inconceivable for GT PS5, FFXVI, and Starfield all to be 2021 titles. Feels a lot more like PS2's 2001 than PS4's 2014.
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That has to absolutely be a standard feature of a PS5 Gran Turismo. No excuses for it not to be in there.
Don't mind the lack of updates and content from now on although I wish there were more rain options. I guess they want to leave some cars exclusively for Gran Turismo on PS5 (since they use the same models for GTS).
We're not going to know if he keeps to it until the PS5 GT is unveiled, but unlike before they're actually able to build cars at an extremely high quality in every aspect. This is what their cars look like now
And considering that this still has to run on the PS4, that shouldn't even be the highest end version of the Taycan that they have.
All they need to do is shake up the Sport race selection and GTS is good to go for another year. Really tired of them using repeat track / car combinations. They keep adding all these tracks and cars and we are back at Tsukuba and Autopolis over and over with Miata's and GT86/BRZ. I also would love to see one of the three "daily" races be converted back to daily rotation or add a fourth race that changes daily and leave the other three weekly.
Spin that Sport shit off into a free to play download game and give me my offline GT back mixed with Tourist Trophy on PS5.
Oh I know, except this time for the first time the console architecture is the same.
We're not going to know if he keeps to it until the PS5 GT is unveiled, but unlike before they're actually able to build cars at an extremely high quality in every aspect. This is what their cars look like now
And considering that this still has to run on the PS4, that shouldn't even be the highest end version of the Taycan that they have.
What the fuck? That looks so good! I need to reinstall it ASAP!
I'm pretty sure those car models can be used as-is on PS5. Tweak the shaders a bit, give them ray traced reflections, and we're golden. It's the tracks that will need the most work.
But this does seem to indicate they're shifting resources. I don't know about GT7 being a launch title, but it's obvious they're working on it.
But this does seem to indicate they're shifting resources. I don't know about GT7 being a launch title, but it's obvious they're working on it.
LoL! It makes sense for the core development to have started a long time ago and going forward will require more resources to meet the internal deadline.
Ew, I expect GT7/Sport 2 to be a PS5 launch game or launch window.
We are not getting GT7 until at least three years into the PS5. I would so love to be wrong because GT is one of my favorite franchises but I have zero confidence in PD and Kaz to put together a finished game in a reasonable amount of time.
At this point I just hope it's a finished product when it releases.
The biggest improvement I want from the next game is an end to these ridiculous default races against the AI that are more like overtake challenges than proper races. Whether rolling or grid start all the cars should be together.
I know they do the silly processions so the framerate doesn't tank on start, but you can't keep claiming a motorsport pedigree and not having proper races starts unless you choose them in a custom race.
I know they do the silly processions so the framerate doesn't tank on start, but you can't keep claiming a motorsport pedigree and not having proper races starts unless you choose them in a custom race.
We however don't know how long they have been working on a next gen game.
We know they showcased Raytracing in 2018 at a Siggraph event I think. We know PS5 has HW RT.
We know the cars they make for Sport are easily transferable to PS5 as the X86 architecture is already confirmed for next gen, as is AMD Navi GPU. It will be the easiest transition ever for them. On top of that, some speculate that some racing events are even handled in a procedurally generated way so more of the team works on a sequel.
If we go by what's happened in the past... you're right. But.. I'm hoping things are a bit different going foward.
This.
There's zero chance of GT7 being a launch title. Best case scenario is we get a PS5 upgrade for GTSport at launch.