In a rather strange development, part of the official PlayStation website seems to be confirming the existence of a Gran Turismo 7 Beta Test, with players invited to complete a simple task to get access.
What I’m about to do is rank every mainline console GT game from worst to best in my opinion, then I’ll try to see where I would place GT7 based on what we’ve seen so far about the game. It’s an interesting way to see how your expectations are going compared to other titles of the series, so I really would like if you did the same as I’m going to do now. So here we go:
In case you missed the major news of last week, it appears that there’s a very real possibility that 2022’s Gran Turismo 7 will release on PlayStation 4 as well as PlayStation 5.
According to a post today on the PlayStation Blog, there’s a chance that Gran Turismo 7 might be a cross-generational PlayStation game, running on both PS4 and PS5 consoles.
New footage of Gran Turismo 7 appears in a new video on Sony’s official channels promoting the features of the PlayStation 5’s new DualSense controller. It’s only a very short clip, within a very short clip, but it’s the first new video we’ve seen of the game since the initial reveal last year.
Gran Turismo fans will have to wait a little longer to get their hands on the next full entry in the series, as Sony has revealed the game won’t make a debut this year.
The next generation of Gran Turismo, GT7, is set to arrive this year, but racing wheel manufacturer Fanatec is expecting it later rather than sooner. While Sony’s promotional material is anticipating a launch in the first half of the year, Fanatec thinks the second half is more likely.
Following hot on the heels on Sony’s mysteriously edited PlayStation 5 advert from November, there’s a new video out showing some new details for Gran Turismo 7.
Earlier this month, Porsche released a cache of images revealing previously unseen concept cars. The series, called Porsche Unseen, showed some of the design concepts — in various stages of completion — of vehicles from 2005 to 2019, in connection with a book on Porsche design by the same name.
With the European launch day for the PlayStation 5 just around the corner, Sony has staged an impressive publicity stunt. PlayStation 5 has taken over one of the busiest public transport networks in the world, the London Underground, and — among other things — given Gran Turismo 7 its own station.
It looks like the advertising campaign for Gran Turismo 7 is starting in earnest, with the second sighting of a brand new promotional piece in under a week.
According to an official PlayStation advertisement on YouTube, we have what appears to be confirmation of an early 2021 launch date for Gran Turismo 7.
Gran Turismo 7 is once again being pushed to the forefront of PlayStation 5 promotional materials, this time featuring in the console’s official launch trailer.
The great debate over Gran Turismo 7’s potential launch date has taken yet another twist today, courtesy of a teaser posted on the official Gran Turismo Facebook account.
Probably the number one question in our community — and the first one we’re asked by anyone in the real world — is when Gran Turismo 7 is coming out. We still don’t know, but another article on the official PlayStation Blog seems to have dropped a hint that it’s sooner rather than later.
With the PlayStation 5 launch hoving into view, Sony has made a major change to its official landing page for the console. The update refreshes the look of that area of the site, but also gives more information on a variety of both first- and third-party games coming to PS5. Among the titles involved in the update is Gran Turismo 7.