Among those worthy suggestions from gamers to make “Gran Turismo 7” the best racing game ever when it is released exclusively to the PlayStation 4 either next year or at the latest in 2017 include fixing the issues with most race cars and some road cars, have a “GT4” size cars, have a single player mode, increase the difficulty and remove the negative rubberbanding AI, have proper race starts, and have the option to qualifying races, include an event creator that can be shared online, expand customization to include a Livery Editor, fix server issues, among a host of others.
These suggestions actually indicate how avid gamers are closely keeping their eyes and ears open with regards to updates on “Gran Turismo 7.”
When Polyphony Digital announced recently that it is planning to make the seventh and latest iteration to its car racing video game franchise “Gran Turismo” as the best entry on the PlayStation 4, it was not making an empty promise. Neither was it simply making a marketing hype for “Gran Turismo 7.”
Apparently, the game development company is already looking ahead with the emerging competition other than the one currently being posed by the “Forza Motorsport” series, the Xbox-exclusive car racing video game.
There is emerging competition in what is turning out to be a hotly-contested segment of the video game business.
Slightly Mad Studios has started its “Project Cars” video game franchise and reports have it that a second installment is due to be released soon. Kunos Simulazioni has also unravelled “Assetto Corsa” on the PC recently and accordingly, the game console versions will also come out by next year which will also bring new and exciting features.
I think the reason why it’s taken them so long is probably because they’re building the game on a new engine or they’re really packing the game with a lot of stuff/features.