Eight month’s after Gran Turismo Sport’s release, and almost exactly four years since the partnership was first announced, the inaugural FIA Gran Turismo Championship begins in earnest this week.
Polyphony Digital has updated the Mileage Exchange on its usual schedule. In keeping with the alternating major/minor updates, this week is all-change, bringing different cars along with all the other items.
Just in time for E3, Sony has slashed the price on Polyphony Digital’s PS4 sim racer. If you’ve been on the fence about GT Sport, then this latest price cut could sway things.
GT Sport players will wake up to a new patch this morning. It’s the second update in the last eight days and, as expected, arrives to fix some small issues that appeared with May’s major content update.
After weeks of teasers, leaks, and speculation, the highly anticipated “May” update for Gran Turismo Sport is finally here. It brings with it one of the world’s most popular circuits, nine new cars, new GT League events, and a flurry of other adjustments and bug-fixes.
Well that didn’t take long. After our community found hints that France’s Circuit de la Sarthe was coming to GT Sport, Sony has released an official trailer, confirming just that.
The GT Sport update revealed in a Tweet by Kazunori Yamauchi last week will be with us soon. Polyphony Digital has released a maintenance announcement which also tells us when the update becomes available:
While GT Sport players are anxious for the upcoming nine-car May update, we’ve got a new Photo Mode Competition to kick off the holiday weekend. You’ll need to put on your thinking cap for this one, as it’s a conceptual theme.
Since the last major content update for GT Sport arrived at the end of March, fans have been getting a little restless. A timely Tweet from series creator Kazunori Yamauchi should ease any concerns.
Gran Turismo Sport just celebrated its seven month anniversary. Right alongside it, Polyphony Digital has released a mobile companion app for the sim racer.