Gran Turismo 6 is set to officially hit stores around the globe on December 6th, exclusively on PlayStation 3. However, according to producer Kazunori Yamauchi, players won't have to wait too long for GT7, as is already under development and it will be completed in just a year or two.

In an interview with Famitsu, Yamauchi said that "the PlayStation 4 game we'll likely call GT7 ->ke3689 will be done in about a year or two." However, when talking about the new platform he said that he does not expect the new hardware in the PS4 to affect the game as much as hardware updates did when the PS3->ke3735 debuted.

The PS4->ke4615 features more memory, but it's CPU performance should be nearly identical to the PS3. One thing is certain, the PS4 will not affect the "online community aspect of the Gran Turismo series" which "is the most exciting aspect of the franchise."

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Gran Turismo

Gran Turismo->ke3689 game was officially unveiled in 1997 for the PlayStation video game console. The game is developed by Polyphony Digital, and is remains one of the truest racing simulators.

The game saw five different installments: the original Gran Turismo and then series 2 (1999), 3 (2000), 4 (2005) and 5 (2010). The fifth installment was the first game in the franchise to include both mechanical and external damage modeling, and vehicle overturning.

The sixth installment will go on sale on December 6th around the world, exclusively for the PlayStation 3 platform. The game features a total of 33 locations, with 71 different layouts, one of them being the 1.86 km (1.15-mile) hill climb at Goodwood. There are also 1,200 cars to choose from.