A new physics bug breaks the game in hilarious ways
Gran Turismo 7 NEW track is good but the physics update is disappointing?
by Michael McWhertor
Gran Turismo 7 developer Polyphony Digital rolled out a major update for the racing sim on Wednesday, unleashing an "updated physics simulation model [that] improves the experience." The developer really understood how the new physics would improve the experience, as the cars in GT7 can literally fly now.
Update 1.49 for Gran Turismo 7 introduced "new suspension physics and refined tire calculation, resulting in more natural weight shifting during cornering," according to Polyphony. The studio said players should "anticipate more dynamic car movements and a refined driving experience."
