A Japanese dealer has published new promotional material for everything to do with Gran Turismo 7 – and that reveals all sorts of details about the specific game content at the start of sales.
Racing fans on the PlayStation are eagerly waiting for the release of Gran Turismo 7. The waiting time until the release of the latest addition to Polyphony Digital could be worthwhile, because the new part will probably be quite extensive at the start of sales. This is suggested by promo material from Japan that has emerged.
The Japanese dealer Yodobashi Camera disclosed all kinds of supposed features of the title in the said material. Above all, you should be offered over 90 different routes and more than 420 cars right at the start in Gran Turismo 7. In addition, all routes should have “realistic weather and scenery” to offer.
This is the contents of the over-the-counter pamphlet that describes GT7.#GT7 #Gran Turismo 7
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The website GT Planet has completely translated the Japanese feature list. It also means that players can buy, sell and tune vehicles; Up to 1,000 vehicles can be stored in the in-game garage. Over 60 automobile brands are represented, with over 300 bodies from the post-2011 era alone.
In the tuning shop there are engines, tires, brakes and more vehicle parts that you can customize your vehicles. The routes also include world-famous classics such as Le Mans and the Nürburgring, but also fictional routes such as Trail Mountain.
Gran Turismo 7 is slated for release on March 4, 2022 for PS4 and PS5.
A new trailer for Gran Turismo 7 shows you how haptic feedback, adaptive triggers and ray tracing can improve your gaming experience. Looks pretty cool otherwise.
