Some of the classic cars you get from the legend cars dealerships have extremely impressive interiors I'm sure polyphony digital made them extra shiny or something

Sorry for the late reply, Mark. As far as I can tell, no, it's not possible, at least not in-race. But in my experience, the game does a good job with placement and I personally never felt the need to readjust my position. - Chris

@@Dualshockers ok, bcz I’ve experienced kinda problem with GT sport when my head position was kinda low and uncomfortable, anyway I’ll buy VR2 when Bestbuy start selling them.

GT Sport on the OG PSVR is a completely different thing to this one. They've really refined the VR experience this time around, so you shouldn't have such troubles! - Chris

You can adjust seat position by holding the menu button while moving your head in different positions to find out what feels best

@@kennehhh nice, thanks for the answer.

REGIONAL ACCENTS BRUH. But also, you're not giving me grief over my horrific driving lines, so it's a pass. B- comment. - Chris

I'm just happy you're not criticizing my driving skills tbh - Chris

lol what an obscure thing to observe. What's the reference point to saying it one way or another? Show me the URLs!

@@lukeandor8130 You do realise most words are meant to be pronounced in a specific way, right? Polyphony isn't pronounced the way it's spelt. I realised this at the age of twelve when I was a huge fan of the first game in GT series. Polyphony is a musical term, used when 2 or more notes are being played simultaneously. It just amazes me how so many adults don't already know this and so get the pronunciation completely wrong.

@@marcbridgewater1562 This is true, yes I agree words have one way of being spoken and they should be spoken in the intended way, not accounting for accents which may give off the appearance of mis-pronunciation. I think I never knew polyphony was a musical term before today! Makes sense to me now. I stand by my first comment as it being an and obscure observation. This man is not being paid to pronounce word correctly. Surely if he were on national TV speaking this way I would correct him while yelling at the TV 📺, as those people are being paid to speak poorly! But sure consider me corrected! Polyphony with a soft y from here on out for me.

@@lukeandor8130 Fair enough, I take your point. Moving forward, I will try to lower my KZfaq correct pronunciation comments average to under 50 a month. It's going to be tough😀

It is the best no fake things

The only inaccuracy is Rob using $ instead of £; he's an Englishman! - Chris

@@Dualshockers sort it out mate!

​@@Dualshockers No, that is not correct. The article is built on the following: "At $350 with two Move controllers...." That's the price (in pounds) WITHOUT move controllers. It was £449 with controllers - a significant difference that invalidates the entire article. Especially considering a PS4 pro was £349 at the time.

Polyphony Digital in fact did develop this game with VR in mind, they knew it would be coming to PSVR2. They've noted this in interviews.

What a wet blanket, this guy is completely wrong

Dude you sound like you haven't tried it or done any research it's 120 FPS using interpolation it's graphics are very comparable to flat screen version only issue I've noticed is some minor draw distance stuff on a couple of tracks And I've played a couple of racing games in vr on pc (mostly project cars 1+2) and they were a nightmare to get functioning properly and the end result was never as good as what dirt rally on PS4 could provide maybe with a 4090 and the latest hardware you could get a better experience but for the price gt7 can not be beat. if you want to out perform it on pc the price to performance ratio is garbage paying a ton for little improvement

I have a 4090 pc setup and I didn’t see a better vr racing game than gt7

@@hoihoi13 yep I have a 2070 and just could not get any racing games running at an acceptable level , which seems ridiculous when I could run Alyx at high settings and have little to no issues