Polyphony Digital’s next title will not play with small bids even in the car amount either: when Kazunori Yamauchi, Gran Turismo’s father, said that the game would embrace car culture, he wasn’t messing around.

Gran Turismo has been one of the crown jewels for Sony Interactive Entertainment and PlayStation since its 1997 (or 1998 in the West) launch. Polyphony Digital and Yamauchi’s team continued evolving the series on newer console generations, and while the PlayStation 4 received only one title (the PS1 got two games, the PS2 also received two, if we don’t count the Concept titles; the PS3 got two again, and even the PSP received one…), and even that focused on eSport and online competition, the PlayStation 5 might make up for everything.

On Twitter, a Japanese pamphlet surfaced regarding Gran Turismo 7. It was handed out at a Japanese retail outlet called Yodobashi Camera and GTPlanet provided translations. Gran Turismo 7 will feature “over 420 car models with the highest quality ever” with “Over 90 tracks with realistic weather and realistic scenery. The long-awaited GT Mode, which you can enjoy the car life, is back again. Enjoy various events as buying, selling and tuning the cars and racing,” the pamphlet reads.

It also gives us an overview of what we can expect: “Brand Central: a shopping mall in which over 60 automobile brands assemble. You can purchase over 300 post-2011 cars here. Used Cars Dealer: the vehicles discontinued for a long time are lined up here. The historic Japanese cars in the ’80s and ’90s are also available. The lineup would be updated every day. Garage: Your base of the car life. Up to 1000 cars can be stored, and you can gaze at and set up your vehicle.

Tuning Shop: engine, tire, brake, suspension etc.… a massive amount of tuning parts are available. You can also purchase the supercharger, turbocharger, weight reduction and rigidity increase. GT Auto: dress up your car here. Over 130 wheels and over 600 aero parts are lined up. Oil change, car wash, painting and livery editing are also available. Scapes: over 2500 photo locations in 40 countries all over the world. Place your car in a beautiful scene and take realistic HDR photographs.

License Center: learn the driving technique from scratch. You can learn from basic techniques to different drivings for each car and course. Mission Challenge: 0-400m Battle, Drifting, Max Speed Challenge, “Music Rally” which you can race to music etc.… You can experience unique events that are different from ordinary racing. World Circuits: world circuits such as Le Mans and Nürburgring, beloved fictional circuits such as Trail Mountain… Over 90 layouts are in this game,” the pamphlet reads.

Gran Turismo 7 will launch on March 4 on PlayStation 5 and PlayStation 4.

Source: VGC