Gran Turismo 7’s new Daily Races are now available for the week, with three fresh events including a run out for some of the content in the bumper 1.40 update.
One of the headlining features of the recent Gran Turismo 7 Spec II update is the return of the Gran Turismo Sophy AI, at least to PlayStation 5 versions of the game, and our latest video sees GTPlanet’s lead video producer Chaz Draycott take it out for a test drive.
There’s a lot going on in this week’s Gran Turismo 7 Spec II update, but among the many details it was also the biggest single content update we’ve had since the game’s launch in 2022.
It’s official: the coming update for Gran Turismo 7, v1.40, will be known as Spec II, and will bring with it a new track, new cars, new game features, and the permanent addition of a dedicated Gran Turismo Sophy mode when it becomes available on November 2.
The latest set of Gran Turismo 7 Daily Races is now available, bringing three new events for the next seven days at a trio of real-world circuits — one of which is rarely seen in the rotation.
“The party atmosphere of the world-famous celebration of the Day of the Dead in the city makes this event one of the most artistic and passionate events on the calendar.”
Gran Turismo series producer Kazunori Yamauchi has teased “a big update” is coming for Gran Turismo 7 this coming week, and revealed the biggest ever vehicle content drop as a part of it.
Today GTPlanet is launching a new video series where we take a look at some of the cars in Gran Turismo 7 and compare them to the real thing in the real world — using the game’s virtual reality capabilities.
Nissan has revealed a new concept car called the Hyper Force as part of the Japan Mobility Show in Tokyo, and Gran Turismo 7 developer Polyphony Digital has again been involved in creating the vehicle.
With just over a month to go until the Gran Turismo World Series World Final gets underway in Barcelona, Polyphony Digital has made tickets for the event available.
A new week means a new selection of Gran Turismo 7’s Daily Races covering the next seven days, with a trio of races which have a little something of the familiar about them.
Hot Wheels Unleashed was very much the surprise of 2021. Nobody expected it to come from Milestone — well-known for its many motorbike simulators — and nobody expected it to be any good. But it was.
If you’ve missed out on catching the Gran Turismo movie in the cinema (although it’s still available in some territories) and don’t fancy some of the other online options, there’s a new way to watch it through your PlayStation 4 and 5 consoles: Sony Pictures Core.