Accordingly, if Polyphony Digital will continue to take its sweet time in releasing the video game to the PlayStation 4 soon, then “Gran Turismo 7” is likely to be beaten to the punch by the “Forza Motorsport” racing game franchise and the other emerging competitions.
As the game developer does not intend to be pressured and put its timeline on a fast forward mode, then Polyphony Digital has no other choice but to really up the ante of the game in terms of gameplay, graphics, and other key features.
“Gran Turismo 7” is reportedly incorporating as many latest and premium cars as possible to its race car roster to make it as timely and as relevant as possible when it is finally released on the PlayStation 4 next year or in 2017.
It seems like “Gran Turismo” series creator Kazunori Yamauchi may have hinted of a possible premium car that may be included or featured on “Gran Turismo 7” when he recently attended the formal unveiling of the new Peugeot Vision GT concept car in Paris.
During the event, Yamauchi has confirmed that the partnership of Peugeot and Polyphony Digital for the game remains intact which means that the development team is still free to use Peugeot premium cars in “Gran Turismo 7” including the recently showcased Vision GT concept car.