Poll: Do you think PD should release 2 Gran Turismo games every console generations?
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If they're not going to make a new single player game each time and instead just copy/paste the same events there is no point. Wait for them to add a bunch of DLC and maybe a few more events, a couple of new features, then delete your save after 4 years and start the game again. Same effect.
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They are reusing the assets for a few reasons. They can have more content that way and also they had very high quality models but due to hardware limitations they were almost never used except in the garage and scapes. If a car got more than 20 feet from you in a race the render quality was severely reduced as well. The car models were already "next gen" they were perhaps too good even for the hardware they were on.
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No they didn't.
New Leak Confirms Gran Turismo 7 in Development for Both PS4 and PS5
After months of speculation, vague statements, and ambiguous advertising, GTPlanet can confirm Gran Turismo 7 is in development for both the PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 5. It's something that has been up in the air for some time now. Originally, all promotional material for GT7 stated that it w
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Nowhere does it say "always in development for PS4". Just that it was indeed in development at that point.
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Yes they did. Famine confirmed as much, and funnily enough his post quoted below was in reply to yours in the other thread.No they didn't.
New Leak Confirms Gran Turismo 7 in Development for Both PS4 and PS5
After months of speculation, vague statements, and ambiguous advertising, GTPlanet can confirm Gran Turismo 7 is in development for both the PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 5. It's something that has been up in the air for some time now. Originally, all promotional material for GT7 stated that it w
Nowhere does it say "always in development for PS4". Just that it was indeed in development at that point.
Gran Turismo 7 Confirmed to also launch on PlayStation 4, is a cross-gen title
They're not going to make two different games, they are going to be fundamentally the same game or they can't call them both GT7. You might get bigger lobbies on PS5 and obviously better graphics but feature wise, I'm pretty certain they will be identical. Unfortunately, I think this will be...
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"Although we can't share our source either, indications from it are that the process started a lot longer back than merely "recently" - before the game was ever announced - which does beg the question of why "PlayStation 5 Exclusive" appeared on so much early advertising. Some possibilities spring to mind, such as a development path that had been pursued but abandoned and which PS Studios have instructed is to be revived more recently than the initial promotional push."
Before the game was announced is still not always.Yes they did. Famine confirmed as much, and funnily enough his post quoted below was in reply to yours in the other thread.
Gran Turismo 7 Confirmed to also launch on PlayStation 4, is a cross-gen title
They're not going to make two different games, they are going to be fundamentally the same game or they can't call them both GT7. You might get bigger lobbies on PS5 and obviously better graphics but feature wise, I'm pretty certain they will be identical. Unfortunately, I think this will be...
"Although we can't share our source either, indications from it are that the process started a lot longer back than merely "recently" - before the game was ever announced - which does beg the question of why "PlayStation 5 Exclusive" appeared on so much early advertising. Some possibilities spring to mind, such as a development path that had been pursued but abandoned and which PS Studios have instructed is to be revived more recently than the initial promotional push."
Well Kaz said development started on GT7 in late 2017 after GTS launched, that could have been PS5 and PS4 started in late 2018 or 2019. PS5 dev kits were known to be at 3rd party devs in early 2018, so first party devs would've definitely had them earlier.
Mind you it's a rather moot point anyway, it is what it is now.
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- vspectra06
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I mean that requires considerably more assumptions involved without much data backing it. It would be out of the ordinary for a cross-gen game to begin development as a next-gen exclusive with R&D spent a whole year for graphical asset development and features taking advantage of the ps5 hardware, only for the PS5 game to show up literally looking like GTSport ported straight from PS4 right down to the same textures.
Either way the point was the decision for a PS4 version wasn't just recent and that they somehow quickly ported a downgraded version of a PS5 game rather than up-porting a PS4 game to PS5 (which is what every cross-gen game has been so far). We also know from Whistle Snap's data hack they've just been building content (like Trial Mountain, Daytona, etc) & environment settings and implementing it into GTSport's codebase since its early updates.
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GTS came out as a game and a online racing platform , “the story” can not be the same . The story will nerve get old because in a race it can never be repeated. Ten to twenty divers can never drive the same race for 4 to 10 laps the same , when that happens I will be gone.
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Keef
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In the age of updates, one game should be enough, but it's got to have excellent bones, be highly optimized, and obviously be designed for added sections of content. I don't mind that at all - even if I have to buy a fairly bare-bones game on launch, if I know it's going to get sizeable updates every six months to keep things fresh then it will keep me engaged for longer. After all, new cars debut and there are a lot of race tracks in the world. It takes a long time to acquire licenses and model high-fidelity content, so even after the game debuts the developer and keep adding licenses and keep modelling tracks. Keep the machine running.
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From before if the game had been developed as a PS5 exclusive, then I would have supported it as a single release, getting serviceable updates through it's lifetime, but with it now being released as a cross-gen, the PS4 will hold back GT7 PS5 version full potential. Now would like two releases during the consoles lifetime, but next GT would seem at this point five to six years away, a long time to wait to see where PD could have taken this.
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No. I prefer massive game support. In addition to content updates, new cars and racetracks, also update with new graphics and physics.
I prefer PD to stop releasing prologue versions among the canonical GTs, as were the HD, Prologue and Sport versions.
I prefer that PD release Tourist Trophy 2 halfway through each generation.
I prefer PD to stop releasing prologue versions among the canonical GTs, as were the HD, Prologue and Sport versions.
I prefer that PD release Tourist Trophy 2 halfway through each generation.
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I haven't read everything, but there are two points on this:
- As others have said, being developed with PS4 as the high bar, to a point, holds GT7 back. GT8 being built "to the PS5 metal" will allow more freedom to explore technical possibilities.
- A game which has constant updates to the game engine can - and will - get wonkier as it ages. As the release of GT6 drew near, my GT5 install was so senile, it crashed after three races. Every single time, sometimes after two. I was thinking of ponying up for a GT5 updated edition, whatever it was called, but with GT6 coming I didn't bother.
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