Yamauchi explains that the Polyphony Digital team is embracing this music more than ever, with a new Music Replay feature – a replay mode where the cameras are generated automatically and switch in time with the music – and a new mode called Music Rally. Music has always played a vital role in the GT series and GT7 is set to include the biggest library of music ever, with over 300 tracks from over 75 artists.

While the Gran Turismo Café sounds very interesting, there are some slightly more idiosyncratic new features that have been extensively discussed relating to music. While clearing them all will apparently bring players to the campaign mode’s ending, Yamauchi stresses this is really just the beginning of what players will be able to do in GT7. We spotted former Mazda designer Tom Matano, known for his work on the iconic MX-5, and Freeman Thomas, designer of the Audi TT and the New Beetle.Īccording to Yamauchi there’ll be over 30 of these Menu Books in the café, which he likens to quests. In a respectful touch it’s noted that the original designers of some of these cars will even appear to reminisce over their memories of bringing them to life.

Yamauchi explains that each time a Menu Book is completed we’ll be able to listen to the café owner explain the history and culture behind the cars highlighted in that Menu Book. The Gran Turismo Café is designed to deepen a player’s understanding of the enormous world of Gran Turismo, and the automotive culture to which it’s dedicated, via a series of driving challenges assigned by the café’s so-called Menu Books.

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