A week on from the big Gran Turismo 7 reveal and launch date announcement, GTPlanet got the chance to sit down with Gran Turismo series creator Kazunori Yamauchi for an extensive one-on-one interview on the latest title.
Just a couple of days after the big Gran Turismo 7 launch announcement video, Porsche has released its own brand-focused, independent game trailer, and it contains something of a mystery.
We’re barely a month away from the start of the 2021 F1 Esports Series Pro Championship, and tonight we’ll get to find out which drivers will be racing in the prestigious series.
Cult favorite arcade racer Driver is returning to our screens soon, but not as a game. Instead the series is becoming a live-action TV show on a brand new streaming platform, called Binge.com.
If you fancy getting your hands on the brand-new Thrustmaster T248 steering wheel, then Sector3 Studios has a giveaway that should be right up your street.
Update: Nvidia has responded to the leak, stating that the list of titles on the platform is “used only for internal tracking and testing”, and that the inclusion of any title “is neither confirmation nor an announcement of any game”.
Alongside many other details from last night’s Gran Turismo 7 info blast — the March 4 2022 release date, a fleet of new cars, and all the features heading to the game — was information on what tracks we’ll be able to play when the game lands.
Milestone has released a new trailer for Hot Wheels Unleashed, which launches this month, to reveal another feature of the toy car racing game: the livery editor.
As anticipated, Gran Turismo 7 popped up on Thursday’s PlayStation Showcase stream with a brand new, three-minute trailer looking at all areas of the game. One vital piece of information contained within was the launch date, March 4 2022, but there was plenty more besides.
Gran Turismo 7 now has an official launch date, and it’s coming pretty soon. You’ll be able to play the next game in the series less than six months from now on both PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 5, on March 4 2022.
Porsche is getting rather heavily into esports at the moment, staging multiple national championships and a worldwide event in iRacing. Its latest entry makes use of Gran Turismo Sport though, and will offer one virtual racer the chance to take a real Porsche for a spin.
The latest episode in Playground Games’ “Forza Horizon 5: Let’s Go” series has dug into the game’s campaign mode to reveal more about what we’ll all be up to come November.
A fresh set of Gran Turismo Sport Daily Races is with us for the new week, featuring a mix of cars and events that should have a little something for everyone.