Polyphony producer Kazunori Yamauchi fielded some questions about the upcoming Gran Turismo 6 and a potential Gran Turismo Vita game at Beijing's China Joy event last night.
Yamauchi re-iterated that the studio had begun working on GT6's framework immediately after work on GT5 finished. Gran Turismo 6, as we all know, was confirmed to be in development by Yamauchi back in November.
"We're always aiming for the latest technology and the latest expression," the producer said, before answering a question on the PlayStation Vita. While he had nothing to say about a handheld GT game, Yamauchi did say that, "if we were to make it, we'd like to make use of the ability to play anywhere and the ability to use 3G at any time."
He added that he would like to "increase the areas where users can make modifications" in GT5.
Source: Impress Watch (via Andriasang)
Yamauchi re-iterated that the studio had begun working on GT6's framework immediately after work on GT5 finished. Gran Turismo 6, as we all know, was confirmed to be in development by Yamauchi back in November.
"We're always aiming for the latest technology and the latest expression," the producer said, before answering a question on the PlayStation Vita. While he had nothing to say about a handheld GT game, Yamauchi did say that, "if we were to make it, we'd like to make use of the ability to play anywhere and the ability to use 3G at any time."
He added that he would like to "increase the areas where users can make modifications" in GT5.
Source: Impress Watch (via Andriasang)
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realvictory 27 Jul 2012 12:41
1/1
I would like to see the ability to drive around in real live with the GPS on, take a few photos on the Vita, then use that data to generate a version of your route as an actual track.