Gran Turismo 7

When Sony released a batch of 4K Gran Turismo 7 screenshots of the new pre-order cars last week we were suitably impressed. Though it’s never really been in doubt, it showed that GT7 would be right up there when it comes to visuals.

It’s only been a week since Gran Turismo 7 became available to pre-order worldwide, and already the title is topping sales charts — and in some cases selling out entirely.

Gran Turismo 7 pre-orders officially opened on Tuesday, and if you reserve your copy early, you’ll be rewarded with 100,000 in-game credits and a “3 Car Pack” of bonus content including the Toyota Supra GT500 ’97 (Castrol Tom’s), Porsche 917 Living Legend, and Mazda RX-Vision GT3 Concept Stealth Model.

The pre-order details and a special edition have been officially announced for Gran Turismo 7, along with pricing and bonus content.

GTPlanet met with Gran Turismo series creator Kazunori Yamauchi earlier this week to ask some of the GT community’s questions about Gran Turismo 7, but we weren’t the only outlet invited for an interview.

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.

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.

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.

In case you missed it earlier on this evening, a new Gran Turismo 7 trailer dropped announcing the game’s March 2022 launch date.

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.

After months of mixed messages, vaguely worded statements, and more than a little silence, Sony has finally confirmed it: Gran Turismo 7 will be a PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 5 title when it arrives in 2022.

PlayStation has announced a new online Showcase event coming later in September, and it could mark the first official presentation of Gran Turismo 7 in over a year.

Genesis has unveiled a trio of new racing car concepts designed in collaboration with Gran Turismo, destined to take their places in the racing game series in the near future.

After months of speculation, vague statements, and ambiguous advertising, GTPlanet can confirm Gran Turismo 7 is in development for both the PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 5.

Polyphony Digital and Fanatec have announced a new partnership that will see the peripheral manufacturer create new products for the Gran Turismo racing game series.

After a veritable flurry of GT7-related news earlier today — a potential Beta, and a look at a possible new official wheel for the game — the title has also popped up in a promo video for PS5.

Images that seem to reveal Fanatec’s promised PlayStation 5 Direct Drive wheel have surfaced on different social media sites over the weekend, and it looks set to be an official Gran Turismo product too.