The trailer for the GT 7 explains what car culture is -apkrig

Developers from Polyphony Digital have released a new video from the game Gran Turismo 7, in which designer Kazunori Yamauči explains what he imagines under the term car culture against the background of a handful of new shots. It is certainly no secret that it was the Gran Turismo series that shifted the experience of playing racing games to the actual movement of vehicles on the track, which goes hand in hand with how committed the author of Gran Turisma is to that motoring culture. He also confirms this in the mentioned video, in which he shoots without thinking that cars are the most beautiful product of modern industry.

“Just respecting the beauty of their shapes is automotive culture,” says Yamauči, making his words stand out in combination with footage from the upcoming seventh volume. The video confirms that the non-traditional racing special Chaparral 2J returns to the series, as a newcomer will be added the Alpine A220 from 1968, you can also look forward to the Chevrolet Corvette C4, which appears in the game from the first part and will not be missed 1997. According to the designer Gran Turisma, all this is an integral part of the car culture and the building block of the whole series as we have known it since 1997.

However, Yamauči not only talks about the vehicles themselves or their beauty, but also about driving and driving characteristics, which, according to previous statements, the team at Polyphony Digital cares a lot about. Although it may seem at a glance, for example, that Gran Turismo is a more sterile affair compared to Forza Motorsport, gameplay has never been a problem and the series has always been more drawn to simulation than the arcade after all the helpers have been turned off. Therefore, it is probably not surprising that one envisages, for example, a detailed elaboration of the physics of tires, their gradual degradation or adhesion on different surfaces and at different temperatures. Virtual racers will undoubtedly get their money’s worth and after GT Sport – a great game, which, from the players’ point of view, has probably ceased to be just a spin-off – they expect a significant step forward.

Last but not least, Jamauči also mentions a photo mode, which will also be part of the game and with the help of living backgrounds and a variety of settings allow you to create realistic photos.

But as Yamauči points out, car culture is not just about racing, and for that reason it lists other features of the GT 7 that we can look forward to. One of them is the production of your own designs, stickers or tuning – that is, a change in the appearance and behavior of the vehicle compared to what it looked like when completed in the factory. Last but not least, Jamauči also mentions a photo mode, which will also be part of the game and with the help of living Backgrounds and a variety of settings allow you to create realistic photos if photography is your passion. In other words, Polyphony Digital entices players to do it the best what they are capable of and the duel with competing titles will be very interesting next year.