Gran Turismo 7 fans may want to look out for July 6, as developer Polyphony Digital will announce potentially big news for the PlayStation community. Rumors have been circulating about the possibility of the highly anticipated racing game making its way to PC, much to the excitement of gamers worldwide.
An alleged Nixxes employee has revealed the company's PC roadmap for 2024. It plans to bring a plethora of PlayStation exclusives to the platform, including Gran Turismo 7. This news has only fueled the speculation surrounding the game's potential PC release.
Update: Sony has confirmed that Ghost of Tsushima: Director's Cut is coming to PC on May 16. The game will feature ultrawide monitor support, leading many to believe that other PlayStation exclusives, such as Gran Turismo 7, may follow suit.
Polyphony Digital CEO Kazunori Yamauchi claimed that Gran Turismo 7 is more successful than GT Sport, especially since the Spec II update. This success has only added to the anticipation surrounding the game's possible expansion to new platforms.
Gran Turismo Sport has been delisted from the PlayStation Store ahead of its online server shutdown later this month. This move has further fueled speculation that the next installment, Gran Turismo 7, may be making its way to new platforms, such as PC.
"We have been able to maintain a really high number of active users throughout the release," a Polyphony Digital spokesperson stated. This statement hints at the game's continued success and potential for growth on new platforms.
The Gran Turismo series has never failed to hit the mark for Sony from a commercial standpoint, and it looks like its newest installment is poised to continue that trend. With rumors of a PC release swirling, the game's reach may expand even further.
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