Polyphony Digital had the excellent idea of released a very high quality version of their E3 Digest of Gran Turismo Sport on their web site (here if you want it directly from the source). We converted it to mp4 (no reencoding) and put it up here in case you want it from us :)
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Commented on 2016-06-15 18:43:53
Commented on 2016-06-15 19:57:54
Commented on 2016-06-15 20:49:32I watched this trailer on YouTube first but the Gamersyde version is MUCH better quality.....
Shame the quality of the game isn't better. The graphics looks amazing as expected, especially the replays but the Toyoko track looks like something out of Ridge Racer and just as lifeless but the biggest problem for me is the sound.
The sounds effects are only slightly improved from the GT6 and even then the sound affects were awful. Sound is just as important in a racing game/Sim as the visuals and this game has the worst sounding cars of any racing game released this generation.
Commented on 2016-06-15 21:34:59 In reply to morpheus9394
Commented on 2016-06-15 23:04:03
Commented on 2016-06-16 00:43:10
Commented on 2016-06-16 01:03:48 In reply to spacemanjupiter
Commented on 2016-06-20 03:28:51 In reply to KORNdogJust to clarify, in the Gran Turismo series, the odd numbered games or the first games on each new console have always been what you would call a "stop gap" compared to the even numbered games.
For example, look at the car counts of each game- GT1- 80 GT2- 600 GT3- 120 GT4-800 GT5- 200 (not including the cars ported from GT4) GT6- 450 (not including the ported cars) GT Sport- 140 cars
Since GT Sport does not have any ported cars or "standard" cars as they were called, it pretty much falls right in line with what a GT7 would be.
The track counts have been a very similar story,
GT7 would've been a stopgap between GT6 and GT8, but now because they're calling it GT Sport, GT7 is basically the GT8 of PS4 now.