Gran Turismo 7
It had already emerged through a leak, but now we have the opportunity to see the official version of the trailer dedicated to the tuning of Gran Turismo 7. The video - which you find above - follows the usual Behind the Scenes format proposed by Sony and Polyphony Digital.Gran Turismo 7 creator Kazunori Yamauchi explains: "One of the great pleasures of owning a 'car is being able to customize it. The smallest adjustment can make a difference. Changing a few details or using that specific part will change the car. I think this process of free customization of cars - done by trial and error - is truly enjoyable. "
" In Gran Turismo 7, there will be more customization parts ever. This gives players more options for customizing the cars, making them perfect for their needs. " With these words Yamauchi closes the video dedicated to GT7 tuning.
If you want to see the other trailer leak dedicated to the Gran Turismo 7 routes, just go here.
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Gran Turismo 7 Trailer Details Tuning and Customization
After accidentally being released last week, the official version of Polyphony Digital’s “Tuners” trailer for Gran Turismo 7 is live. Going behind the scenes once again with series creator Kazunori Yamauchi, it focuses on the various ways that players can tweak their vehicles.
Parts are divided into multiple categories from Sports and Club Sports to Semi-Racing and Extreme. You have components like air filters, mufflers, tire types, suspension, rims and much more to mess around with. There’s plenty of trial and error involved but Yamauchi believes that tuning a car “to your exact preference” is “really enjoyable.” And yes, Gran Turismo 7 will feature the most number of parts available for tuning in the series yet with over 400 cars to customize.
Given how tuning was omitted from Gran Turismo Sport, the extensive options here should satisfy hardcore fans. Gran Turismo 7 releases on March 4th 2022 for PS4 and PS5</a>. Stay tuned for more details in the meantime.