Polyphony Digital president Kazunori Yamauchi has clarified feedback he made about Gran Turismo 7 coming to PC, saying “there is nothing to talk about.”
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At the tip of final month, Yamauchi reportedly mentioned that Polyphony Digital was “considering” bringing the sport to PC.
“Gran Turismo is a very finely tuned title,” he continued. “There are not many platforms which could run the game in 4K/60p natively, so one way we make that possible is to narrow down the platform. It’s not a very easy subject, but of course, we are looking into [a PC release].”
However, in a brand new interview with Dengeki Online (translated by Genki_JPN), Yamauchi mentioned that there was no fact to that story.
When requested about telling abroad media that he was “researching and developing a PC version of Gran Turismo 7,” Yamauchi replied: “That’s not true.”
“Regarding a PC version, I replied ‘[as a developer] it’s not that I haven’t considered all the possibilities. That means that the possibility is not zero’,” he defined. “Simply, if you ask me ‘are you doing anything concrete?’ I am not doing anything. There is nothing to talk about.”
The newest sport within the long-running sequence got here out on March 4, 2022 after being delayed final yr, and is accessible on each PS4 and PS5.
In a four-star overview, EpicGames News mentioned: “Gran Turismo 7 is the ultimate driving simulator for car enthusiasts, but it’s also a brilliant introduction to the importance of car culture for automobile newcomers. Remarkably, thanks to its moreish, grounded structure and sticky progression, it’s easy to recommend to players who don’t even like cars.”
“If you want something to test the limits of the PS5’s capabilities and you want to be educated about cars through a historic, passionate lens, then Gran Turismo 7 would be a great pick up. For series veterans, it will no doubt have years of support to come, but there’s plenty here in the base game to keep you busy for months. If only it didn’t have those sneaky microtransactions that feel completely at odds with the driving spirit of the game…”
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