Ever since Forza Horizon 5 rubbed me the wrong way, I've gone down to my GT roots. GT5 and GT6 was just meh, but the series saw some hope with GT Sport, things were actually improving versus Forza just f-cking around every single year because of the monopoly they had. I can't include everything in this list because there's so much. If you want to read whats known you can go here: https://www.gtplanet.net/gran-turismo-7/
Major Points:
-Campaign Mode is back
-Over 400 cars & 34 tracks.
-Skyline and weather is accurate to the location (Some tracks)
-GT Café (Learn the history of cars).
-Used Dealership is back for 2000 and under vehicles, used prices based on today's market (UD was last seen in GT5).
-New content that includes cars and tracks (Similar to GT6 & GT Sport).
-Lots of tuning parts (Like GT6)
-GT Auto returns again
-Livery editor is back from GT Sport and you can put decals on windows
-Split screen 2-player local multiplayer
Rumors:
Engine Swaps (Volkswagen Beetle seen with a 3.8L engine)
Since this is audio forum, I'll talk about the audio:
GT5 and GT6 had the worst engine sounds in any reason (When compared to other racing games released around the same time). GT5 & GT6 engine sounds were literally comparable to vacuum cleaners and yet I seen people say "Need For Speed Shift 2" had the worst engine sounds , at least they sounded like engines. I played GT Sport many months ago and the engine sounds were good and I can imagine them being even better. Forza Horizon 5 had "improved" engine sounds over Forza Horizon 4, which is true but if you applied a better exhaust system in Forza Horizon 5, it makes the sound worse. Also the fact Playground games swapped engine sounds between some Nissan and BMW's, shows you how much love was put into GT7 then with FH5 .
2-5-22 Edit: The single-player campaign mode is only playable via an internet connection to prevent "cheating", despite it being harder to mod a ps4 than ps3. If you are a ps4 player, whatever version you get, please get the disc version. If you eventually own a ps5, you play the ps4 disc version on the ps5, you'll be offered a $10 upgrade (I know ) to the ps5 version. If you bought the digital version, your still stuck with that version (launch editions), no upgrades. If you get the 25th Anniversary Edition, you get a ps4 digital voucher and also get the ps5 disc version. You can look up what the editions include. I was disappointed to learn the soundtrack is digital only and not on a CD. I heard the music can be extracted to usb device but I think its MP3 only.
Major Points:
-Campaign Mode is back
-Over 400 cars & 34 tracks.
-Skyline and weather is accurate to the location (Some tracks)
-GT Café (Learn the history of cars).
-Used Dealership is back for 2000 and under vehicles, used prices based on today's market (UD was last seen in GT5).
-New content that includes cars and tracks (Similar to GT6 & GT Sport).
-Lots of tuning parts (Like GT6)
-GT Auto returns again
-Livery editor is back from GT Sport and you can put decals on windows
-Split screen 2-player local multiplayer
Rumors:
Engine Swaps (Volkswagen Beetle seen with a 3.8L engine)
Since this is audio forum, I'll talk about the audio:
GT5 and GT6 had the worst engine sounds in any reason (When compared to other racing games released around the same time). GT5 & GT6 engine sounds were literally comparable to vacuum cleaners and yet I seen people say "Need For Speed Shift 2" had the worst engine sounds , at least they sounded like engines. I played GT Sport many months ago and the engine sounds were good and I can imagine them being even better. Forza Horizon 5 had "improved" engine sounds over Forza Horizon 4, which is true but if you applied a better exhaust system in Forza Horizon 5, it makes the sound worse. Also the fact Playground games swapped engine sounds between some Nissan and BMW's, shows you how much love was put into GT7 then with FH5 .
2-5-22 Edit: The single-player campaign mode is only playable via an internet connection to prevent "cheating", despite it being harder to mod a ps4 than ps3. If you are a ps4 player, whatever version you get, please get the disc version. If you eventually own a ps5, you play the ps4 disc version on the ps5, you'll be offered a $10 upgrade (I know ) to the ps5 version. If you bought the digital version, your still stuck with that version (launch editions), no upgrades. If you get the 25th Anniversary Edition, you get a ps4 digital voucher and also get the ps5 disc version. You can look up what the editions include. I was disappointed to learn the soundtrack is digital only and not on a CD. I heard the music can be extracted to usb device but I think its MP3 only.
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