Polyphony Digital Is “Considering” gran turismo sport PC Ports

Gran Turismo 7’s been out for some time now on PlayStation 5 and PlayStation 4, and the game’s had its own issues since launch. From veritably aggressive monetization to indeed farther price increases, the rearmost spin in Polyphony Digital’s driving simulator has had its own share of contestation( though the last patch eventually added the capability to vend buses ).

before the moment, at the Gran Turismo World Tests in Monaco, series creator Kazunori Yamauchi was in attendance and offered a series of comments related to a PC interpretation of Gran Turismo in the future. In a report from GTPlanet, Yamauchi said the following
Yes, I do suppose so. Gran Turismo is a veritably finely-tuned title. There aren’t numerous platforms that could run the game in 4K/ 60p natively, so one way we make that possible is to constrict the platform. It’s not a veritably easy subject, but of course, we’re looking into it and considering it.

Polyphony Digital releasing the rearmost spin for the series on PC actually isn’t an insolvable study.
Considering that God of War( 2018) and Horizon Zero Dawn have also seen their own releases on PC, it’s a possibility. There have also been rumors of other games like Returnal ending up on PC, which just so happens to be another PlayStation-exclusive title( as of the time of jotting). In fact, both Returnal and Gran Turismo 7 were listed in the now ignominious GeForce NOW leak that turned out to be largely true for the utmost titles included in that list. still, it should be noted that this isn’t guaranteed at all; it’s simply a consideration.
Still, there’s not an important reason to avoid porting it to PC, but eventually, If anything. We’ll continue to modernize as further information on Gran Turismo 7, including patches, DLC, and more, is released.

Just for your information Gran Turismo 7 is available on PlayStation 5 and PlayStation 4.