Grand Touring It was a major driving simulator game during the second half of the 1990s and early 2000s, making it one of the star sagas of PlayStation. However, since the seventh generation of consoles (PS360), it has lost its relevance partly due to a lack of evolution, and although it still has its followers, it does not have the influence of the past.

Kazunori Yamauchi, who is the creator of Gran Turismo, although it does not have the influence of the past, dropped the possibility that the mythical saga of driving simulators will be ported to Windows on x86. It is important to note that this is not a confirmation, but this is what Yamauchi himself said at the World Grand Tourer Finale in the city-state of Monaco:

I think yes. Gran Turismo is a very well tuned title. There aren’t many platforms that can natively run a game at 4K/60fps, so downsizing is one way to make this possible. It is not a very simple topic, but of course we are dealing with it and considering it.

In short, Polyphony Digital, the developer of Gran Turismo, a subsidiary of PlayStation Studio and the company of which Yamauchi is CEO, is not ruling out the possibility port on PC, quite possibly from the seventh numbered part of the saga.

The follow-up to PlayStation video games on PC is becoming unsurprising, and titles like Marvel’s Spider-Man, the first Nordic God of War, and Horizon Zero Dawn have been pretty well received, even if the latter didn’t exactly have a dazzling debut. yes indeed The Japanese-born company continues to give the PC community its long teeth with Bloodborne, which many have been wanting for quite some time now..

If Gran Turismo 7 comes to PC, you can expect an upgrade to the graphics, which already look pretty good on the PlayStation 5, although there have been titles like the original DiRT Rally for years that continue to look spectacular despite not being technically the ultimate anymore . We leave you with a video showing what Gran Turismo 7 looks like on PlayStation 5.