Gran Turismo 7 Behind-the-Scenes Video Features Haptic Feedback - News
by William D'Angelo , posted on 28 October 2021 / 1,147 Views
Publisher Sony Interactive Entertainment and developer Polyphony Digital have released a new behind-the-scenes video for Gran Turismo 7 featuring creator Kazunori Yamauchi.
Yamauchi in the video discusses what racing means to you and how haptic feedback would change that.
View the video below:
Gran Turismo 7 will launch for the PlayStation 5 and PlayStation 4 on March 4, 2022.
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"the more you know, the more fun the game becomes..."
I believe this is a key factor for new players. I remember playing GT Sport with one of my younger cousins, and he hated it! He said that the game was "all wrong" and that it was "weird", then he said " I play Forza Horizon very well" and that he could finish the game...
I believe that the difference between the two games is shown here. GT wants you to learn to drive your car and play with a learning curve linked to fun, while Forza Horizon wants you to play and have fun, with an almost irrelevant learning curve.
What's better? I honestly don't know, I'm not a big fan of racing games.
Two different genres actually, I enjoy sim much more than arcade for race so I prefer GT, but there is a good public for both (well 10M or so for each)
Forza horizon is horrible, I made the huge mistake of buying it digital on PC, waste of money. But at the moment nothing comes close to Forza 7, that's the real car game with over 700 cars, dynamic weather and time, etc.
But I was always a huge fan of GT, maybe because it was my first car simulator on PS1, until GT Sport when GT turned into the worst car game, because there was no campaign, nothing to do.
With that said I have GT7 preordered on amazon for my PS5, if it is as good as GT6 then its well worth the price.
Gran turismo has more to offer, and the online community will last much longer.
I'm not a fan of the haptic feedback, it is horrible on switch and even worse on the ps5, its too distracting, while the old vibration you could feel it but was secondary to the gaming focus. With that said, I love the triggers on my ps5, it enhances gaming for sure and will probably be great too on the ps5.
Vibration wise, the elite 2 controller still wins as you can choose the intensity and its not distracting.
Yes same here, I'm disabling it in every game I can... This is really annoying (for me at least), But this is nice they are doing that for those who enjoy it (and they are a lot :))
I`m very excited to see how this will behave on the DS and compare it to the wheel that I hope works even being from PS3.
