While the demo successfully showcased the vast visual improvements, Polyphony explained that it has plenty of ideas for GT on PS3 not present in the E3 teaser. Besides improved effects, physics and sound, the developer is also considering designing interior dashboards for every car and is even thinking about introducing vehicle damage to the series for the first time.
If you want to see the GT demo in action for yourself, check out ourexclusive footage from the Sony conferenceand if you're wondering how long it will be before GT will be firing on all cylinders on your own PS3, Polyphony boss man and Gran Turismo creator Kazunori Yamauchi has this to say:
"The wait for the next generation of Gran Turismo, post launch of PS3, may not be as long as you think." Oh, what a tease.
Above: Given Polyphony's exemplary track record with the GT series, we expect Vision GT to be of an incredibly high standard
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