Jordan Greer

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Jordan is the owner of GTPlanet and created the site in 2001. He has closely followed the Gran Turismo franchise and the world of sim-racing for over two decades.

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Project Motor Racing “Update 2.0” Released, Japanese GT500 DLC Coming Next Week

It’s been a busy few months for Straight4 Studios. After a rough start for Project Motor Racing, the team has stayed true to its roadmap, delivering a steady stream of improvements to the game. Today marks the arrival of its most significant milestone yet with the release of Update 2.0 and a new Japanese GT500 DLC pack coming at the end of the month.

Gran Turismo 7 Online Time Trial: Rally Roots Meet Racing Tarmac

The Celica GT-FOUR is one of those cars that carries more history than its modest spec sheet suggests. Toyota’s homologation special for Group A rallying, the ST205 was born to slide through gravel stages and power over crests, not carve through Suzuka’s high-speed esses. But that’s exactly where Polyphony Digital has dropped it in GT7’s Online Time Trials this week, and the result is a time trial that asks you to be precise with a car that would rather be sideways.

Where Gran Turismo 7 Stands Four Years After Launch

Gran Turismo 7 celebrated its fourth anniversary last week, and it’s worth taking a look back at how the game has evolved since its release. What started as a somewhat turbulent launch has quietly turned into one of the longest-supported titles in franchise history, and the past 12 months in particular have been some of the most transformative yet.

Forza Horizon 6 Gameplay Video Draws Mixed Reactions

IGN has launched its month-long exclusive coverage of Forza Horizon 6 with nine minutes of uncut gameplay footage, providing the first look at Playground Games’ Japan-set open-world racer. The footage is accompanied by a developer discussion featuring IGN’s Ryan McCaffrey and Luke Reilly, who visited Playground Games for hands-on access and interviews.

How Xbox’s “Project Helix” Could Reshape Sim Racing

Microsoft’s next-generation Xbox now has a codename. Incoming Xbox CEO Asha Sharma revealed “Project Helix” today, confirming the company’s commitment to first-party console hardware and giving us the clearest look yet at a machine that could significantly change the gaming landscape.