Gran Turismo 7, the new chapter of the famous saga created by Kazunori Yamauchi, could be one of the strengths of the new license plate console Sony. According to what was anticipated during the conference of the company, it was made official that the title developed by Polyphony Digital will be released for PlayStation 5; since the console itself does not have an official release date, the precise debut of the work is still unknown, although, according to some rumors, it would seem that Gran Turismo 7 will be available in the period of December 2020. The trailers shown to date have provided fans with a glimpse of what and how much we should expect over the holiday season, as well as revealing details not entirely obvious in this new chapter of the saga. So let's talk about new cars, circuits, game modes and stunning graphics. In the next few lines, therefore, we will sum up what we have managed to achieve so far.
In summary, the player will have the opportunity to put their hand on one Mazda RX-Vision GT3 Concept, one of the first celebratory elements for Mazda's centenary. The trailer, which you can find at the bottom of the article, shows a considerable variety of cars, in addition to the model mentioned above, and new circuits. Speaking of tracks, therefore, some sources report that the track that is most noticeable is its own Trial Mountain, a historic circuit that makes its comeback after Gran Turismo Sport. Gran Turismo 7 also has technical innovations, such as game modes, superlative graphics and real-time ray tracing. In the first point, the map-style menu returns, previously used in GT Sport; the mode that remains untouched concerns the online races as we had seen on PS4. Thanks to the ninth generation console, the potential offered in the graphics field seems truly breathtaking. Real-time ray tracing technology also looks like it could unique, fluid and impressive gaming experiences; whereas the game will run on consoles with a framerate of 60 fps.
