The information comes directly from a promotional booklet distributed in a Japanese store, which revealed more details about the next highly anticipated Gran Turismo 7. The whole thing was posted on Twitter a few days ago, with a photo of the brochure in plain sight that tells us how the next Gran Turismo will include 420 different car models and over 90 tracks with realistic weather conditions and landscapes.
But the information, translated by the editors of Eurogamer.com, indicates that the much requested GT Mode will also return in Gran Turismo 7, in which players will not only be able to race in competitions and tracks from all over the world , but they will also be able to buy, sell and tune the cars in their garage. Speaking of garages, according to this information, it will be able to hold up to 1000 cars.
ヨ ド バ シ カ メ ラ に 行 っ た ら GT7 の チ ラ シ? 薄 い パ ン フ レ ッ ト が 置 い て あ り ま し た. 誰 で も 持 っ て 帰 れ ま す. 各 要素 が 今 ま で SNS で 流 れ て い た 情報 よ り 少 し 詳 し く 書 か れ て い る け ど,ネ タ バ レ に な っ ち ゃ う か な。 中 身 見 た い で す か？ # GT7 # グ ラ ン ツ ー リ ス モ 7 pic.twitter.com/aAlOrsnbaC
- riku (@bookkyamp) December 17, 2021
br> Gran Turismo 7 will be one of the flagship titles of PlayStation 5 for next year, and for this we remind you that the Polyphony Digital title will be released no earlier than next March 4th 2022 exclusively on PS4 and PS5 consoles.
Waiting for GT7 you can find Gran Turismo Sport on Amazon at this address.