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Making your own cars and trying different mods to see how it changes the performance is one of the most addictive parts of the game. The freedom to make what you want was always a great part of early Gran Turismo games, but something the franchise ceded to Forza Motorsport in recent years. The widebody kits available from GT Auto-another GT location making a return-are especially cool, as they allow players to turn regular road cars into serious racing machines. Tuning makes a welcome return after an absence in Gran Turismo Sport, and there are a wide variety of performance and visual modifications available for your cars. Still, there are many Gran Turismo favorites here, and one expects more cars to come with future updates. And while some of the latest performance cars are here, like the Toyota GR Yaris, Mercedes-AMG GT Black Series, Ferrari F8 Tributo, and upcoming Nissan Z, there just aren't a lot of cars introduced since GT Sport arrived in 2017.

There's not a lot of the latest and greatest here, with notable absences including the C8 Corvette, the current BMW M3/M4 and any Porsche 911 made after 2017. The car selection is vast, yet it also leaves something to be desired. It'll spell out what an FF car is, so you don't need to go to Google. But it also seems to be a good way to educate people new to the hobby. It's all a bit prescriptive, and if you're a hardcore car enthusiast, you probably won't learn anything new. Other figures show up at the cafe, too, including original Mazda Miata designer Tom Matano, who tells stories about the roadster. Once you complete a menu book, the cafe owner gives you a quick history/explainer of the cars. This repeats, seemingly ad infinitum, as the player works to acquire the 420+ cars available at the game's launch. Once you have one car, you collect the rest by winning certain races. You start out with 20,000 credits, with which you get to buy a compact Japanese hatch-a Mazda 2, a Honda Fit, or a Toyota Prius C. There's a 'cafe' in the game whose owner presents the player with 'Menu Books' of cars to collect, and other things to do within the game.

This is something it does quite explicitly in the career mode.

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A number of fan-favorite tracks return, too, including Trial Mountain, Deep Forest Raceway, and High Speed Ring.Дuring the February 'State of Play' deep dive into the new game, Gran Turismo creator Kazunori Yamauchi spoke at length about how he wanted this game to educate a new generation of enthusiasts. It makes nods to longtime fans-myself among them-with a main menu reminiscent of Gran Turismo 4's, and reintroduces beloved cars, like the iconic Japanese Grand Touring Championship Toyota Supra and Nissan Skyline GT-R of the Nineties. The PS5 version of GT7 promises better graphics and improved feedback from the DualSense controller, but try finding a PS5, let alone buying one for a reasonable price.

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It should also be noted that we tested the game on a PS4 with a standard DualShock controller. As online multiplayer features weren't yet enabled during the review period, the career mode will be the focus of this review. GT7 keeps the multiplayer from GT Sport but adds a single-player career mode reminiscent of older games. It was a dramatic shift for the franchise, which always had a sprawling single-player mode that provided hours of playtime. Released in 2017, Sport made a big push into the world of eSports, with a rich multiplayer mode that included daily races and championships sanctioned by the FIA. To talk about Gran Turismo 7, we must discuss Gran Turismo Sport. The first full-featured, numbered Gran Turismo in nearly a decade, Gran Turismo 7 is finally here, and it's the best since Gran Turismo 4.

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