Polyphony Digital Inc.

Moby ID: 1993

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Polys Entertainment began as an internal development studio of Sony Computer Entertainment Inc. Under that name, the team developed two Motor Toon Grand Prix racing games for the PlayStation.

In 1998, one year after the completion of their monumentally successful game Gran Turismo, it became an independent company and was renamed Polyphony Digital Inc.

The offices are located in Tokyo, led by Kazunori Yamauchi, the director of the Gran Turismo series.

Polyphony Digital Inc. is a subsidiary of Sony Computer Entertainment Incorporated and part of the SCE Worldwide Studios group.

Credited on 22 Games from 1997 to 2022

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Gran Turismo 7 (2022 on PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5)
Gran Turismo: Sport Spec II (2019 on PlayStation 4)
Gran Turismo: Sport (2017 on PlayStation 4)
Gran Turismo 6 (2013 on PlayStation 3)
Gran Turismo 6 (Anniversary Edition) (2013 on PlayStation 3)
Gran Turismo 5: Academy Edition (2012 on PlayStation 3)
Gran Turismo 5 (2010 on PlayStation 3)
Gran Turismo 5 (Collector's Edition) (2010 on PlayStation 3)
Gran Turismo 5 (Signature Edition) (2010 on PlayStation 3)
Gran Turismo (2009 on PSP)
Gran Turismo 5: Prologue (2007 on PlayStation 3)
Gran Turismo HD Concept (2006 on PlayStation 3)
Tourist Trophy: The Real Riding Simulator (2006 on PlayStation 2)
Gran Turismo 4 (2004 on PlayStation 2)
Gran Turismo 4: "Prologue" (2003 on PlayStation 2)
Gran Turismo Concept: 2002 Tokyo-Geneva (2002 on PlayStation 2)
Gran Turismo Concept: 2001 Tokyo (2002 on PlayStation 2)
Gran Turismo 3: A-spec (2001 on PlayStation 2)
Gran Turismo 2 (1999 on PlayStation)
Omega Boost (1999 on PlayStation)

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Location in 2009:

Polyphony Digital Inc.

Tobu Toyosu Bldg 2F

1-10-19 Edagawa

Koto-ku

Tokyo,135-0051

Japan

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