There’s a new set of Gran Turismo 7 Daily Races now available for the next seven days, and an entirely new experience in one of the three events as dynamic weather makes its online debut.
New sim on the block Rennsport has announced the launch of its flagship esports series, ESL R1, is set to launch on February 11 in partnership with ESL.
“It’s becoming more common to see companies create eye-catching and unique promo cars to build brand awareness. I want you to take a non-race car and create a stand-out promo car for a chosen brand.”
The official social media accounts for GRID Legends have confirmed that the Bugatti Bolide will be joining the game’s list of cars when the fourth and final DLC pack arrives next week.
Kazunori Yamauchi has confirmed via a post on the PlayStation Blog that Gran Turismo 7 will come with almost total support for the PlayStation VR2 hardware when it launches on Feburary 22.
Forza Horizon 5’s celebration of all things Ford moves into its third week today, bringing along more new challenges and reward cars themed around the Blue Oval for the next seven days.
PlayStation has published its annual top 20s of games downloaded from the PlayStation Store, and Gran Turismo 7 ranks among the highest — at least on PlayStation 5.
The schedule for the next stage of the Gran Turismo 7 Online Championship has been revealed, with another short Exhibition Series to occupy players ahead of the official 2023 season.
Former Slightly Mad Studios head Ian Bell continues to tease his new studio’s upcoming GTR Revival title with more information, thoughts, and hints on social media — stating that the game will be “the most moddable auto platform ever”.
The official English-language Super Formula social media accounts have teased that the new SF23, to be used from the upcoming 2023 season, may be heading to Gran Turismo 7.
“This time trial is dedicated to Ken Block (HOONIGAN). Submit your best Gymkhana replay in tribute to the man that redefined the term. Ken Block had an impact to the car culture we see today, so be like Ken and make a difference with all that you do and with the people you meet along the way.”
Over the holiday period, and to mark Gran Turismo’s 25th Anniversary, Polyphony Digital invited Japanese gaming media to a rare tour of its facilities and another opportunity for Kazunori Yamauchi to explain his thoughts of the past, present, and future of the series.