Gran Turismo 7 Review Roundup: A Triumphant Return
As Gran Turismo 7 races toward release, early reviews suggest that Polyphony Digital's latest title is a true love letter to vehicle enthusiasts. The latest entry in the high-octane franchise combines the most beloved features of its predecessors, resulting in a massive variety of both single-player and multiplayer game modes. While Gran Turismo 7 will release on March 4, reviews have given fans an early glimpse at the spectacular sports car simulation.
By taking advantage of the PlayStation 5's new-generation hardware, Gran Turismo 7 is able to effectively immerse players in the world of professional racing. The game's photorealistic graphics allow each vehicle to be rendered in stunning detail, and the game's in-depth Photo Mode lets players appreciate this realism from any angle. Environments also aim for realism, too, meaning each course in Gran Turismo 7 takes racers to a truly breathtaking new region to tear through. The PlayStation 5's DualSense controller, a beloved feature since the console's release, will also make the racing experience significantly more immersive. Gran Turismo 7 will use DualSense controller features like adaptive triggers and haptic feedback, ensuring that drivers feel every bump and scrape on the road.
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Early reviews of Gran Turismo 7 have given immense praise to the game's variety of different racing modes. 2017's Gran Turismo Sport placed a heavy emphasis on competitive online racing, but Gran Turismo 7 returns to form by offering many different online and arcade modes for players to tackle. The use of the DualSense controller and inclusion of a single-player Career Mode have also been lauded, though the racing
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