News: Is it done? Is it really and truly done?
Kazunori Yamauchi, CEO of Gran Turismo developer Polyphony Digital, sat down with Eurogamer during E3 to chat about Gran Turismo PSP. Naturally, the subject drifted to Gran Turismo 5 and Eurogamer had to ask, just how is development going? The answer is that Yamauchi and his team believe the game could be released at any time now.
To be more clear, Yamauchi said that the game is basically complete and Polyphony is more or less in the "finishing touches" stage of development.
Here's the full quote for context:
Eurogamer: I appreciate you're not here today to talk about GT5, but is there anything you can say about how development's going?
Kazunori Yamauchi: I want to release it as fast as I can, but GT5 for us, when you talk about its status, it's at a point we can release it any time we want, but we can always keep working on it. It's very important for us to make sure everything is done perfectly and everything is done in detail.
If that's true... wow... I mean just wow. One of the PlayStation 3's most highliy anticipated may finally be released.
We'll have more soon.
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