To celebrate the end of GT Sport and the launch of GT7, I’ve decided to give away one of the pairs of PUMA racing gloves I picked up at the FIA live events.
Gran Turismo Sport will finally be superceded by Gran Turismo 7 this week, but there’s still plenty to be getting on with in the current title — starting with a new set of Daily Races.
As copies of Gran Turismo 7 are somewhat unexpectedly now landing in players’ postboxes, we’re starting to see some pieces of information about the game leaking out into the wild, too. The first of these is, of course, the game’s set of PSN Trophy awards, which has been posted on Twitter.
Some incredibly lucky gamers in the USA are reporting that Amazon is already shipping out copies of Gran Turismo 7, and in more than one case a player has already received their copy.
There’s a new Gran Turismo 7 preview video available on the official GT channels today, and it appears to confirm that a racing-grade Tesla Model 3 will be coming to the game in a post-launch update.
According to a new social media post from the official Gran Turismo and PlayStation accounts, the cars of Gran Turismo 7 consist of roughly half a million polygons apiece.
With GRID Legends going live on Xbox today, through EA Play to users who subscribe to Game Pass Ultimate, the list of Achievements — and thus also PlayStation Trophies — is now available to all.
Updated: While the original video has now been removed, the global PlayStation account has subsequently uploaded another version of it, now called “Ready Set GT”. The original article continues below.
Another new set of Daily Races is available in Gran Turismo Sport, in what’s the final full week of races before the launch of Gran Turismo 7. While we’re not sure yet what will happen to the races in Sport once 7 lands, you will at least have seven full days to enjoy the current offering.
A curious item has surfaced in the official lyrics video for a second track from Gran Turismo 7’s official soundtrack, as the high-performance, Porsche 911-inspired Singer DLS features prominently — despite not appearing in the game’s car list to date.
With GRID Legends due to hit hard drives and shelves a week from today — or even a little earlier if you’re an EA Play subscriber — Codemasters has confirmed a full content list for the title.
Gran Turismo 7 appears to have taken over a landmark building in Singapore, as the promotional push ahead of the game’s launch is starting to get a full head of steam.
Gran Turismo series partner Toyota has revealed a special, limited edition version of its Toyota Yaris hatchback, which not only bears the Gran Turismo 7 name but comes with a free copy of the game and a PlayStation 5 console.
If you’re an EA Play subscriber looking forward to the launch of GRID Legends next week, then there’s some good news for your wallet. Depending on your subscription level, you’ll be able to pick the title up for a time-limited free trial or even completely free and with early access.
Netflix has confirmed that Drive to Survive, its fly-on-the-wall docu-drama series following the world of Formula One behind the scenes, will return to the streaming service on March 11.
When Gran Turismo 7 launches on March 4 it will be only the second new game in the series to come on two discs, at least for players who are picking it up on the PlayStation 4.
After a busy 2021 season which crowned six different champions, the GT World Challenge Esports series returns for 2022 with a slightly different format and a new Pro Driver ranking.