Producer Kazunori Yamauchi says unannounced racing game will be ready in 2014 or 2015; Gran Turismo 6 about 80 percent finished.

A new Gran Turismo game for the PlayStation 4 will be released in “a year or two,” according to Polyphony Digital producer Kazunori Yamauchi. In the latest issue of Famitsu (via Polygon), Yamauchi said this unannounced game will feature a significant community aspect.

“The PlayStation 4 game, which we’ll likely call GT7, will be done in about a year or two, I think, and I think the community aspect’s going to be vital there as well,” Yamauchi said.

Yamauchi previously said that he had a PS4 version of Gran Turismo “in mind.”

Gran Turismo 6 launches exclusively for the PlayStation 3 on December 6. Yamauchi also said in the magazine that the game was about 80 percent finished.

“The physics engine, the steering controls; those parts of the user interface are things that we fine-tune right up to the very end,” Yamauchi said. “Things like the game modes; I can say that those are complete.”

Gran Turismo 6 is one of the more than 50 games that Sony will have on display at its booth at the Tokyo Game Show, which begins late next week. For more on Gran Turismo 6, check out GameSpot’s previous coverage.

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Producer Kazunori Yamauchi says unannounced racing game will be ready in 2014 or 2015; Gran Turismo 6 about 80 percent finished.

A new Gran Turismo game for the PlayStation 4 will be released in “a year or two,” according to Polyphony Digital producer Kazunori Yamauchi. In the latest issue of Famitsu (via Polygon), Yamauchi said this unannounced game will feature a significant community aspect.

“The PlayStation 4 game, which we’ll likely call GT7, will be done in about a year or two, I think, and I think the community aspect’s going to be vital there as well,” Yamauchi said.

Yamauchi previously said that he had a PS4 version of Gran Turismo “in mind.”

Gran Turismo 6 launches exclusively for the PlayStation 3 on December 6. Yamauchi also said in the magazine that the game was about 80 percent finished.

“The physics engine, the steering controls; those parts of the user interface are things that we fine-tune right up to the very end,” Yamauchi said. “Things like the game modes; I can say that those are complete.”

Gran Turismo 6 is one of the more than 50 games that Sony will have on display at its booth at the Tokyo Game Show, which begins late next week. For more on Gran Turismo 6, check out GameSpot’s previous coverage.

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