It’s been a long road, but Fanatec CSL Elite PS4 owners have cause for celebration today. The latest 1.15 update for Gran Turismo Sport has finally introduced native support for the wheel.
It’s that time again. As we round the corner on the final week of March, Kazunori Yamauchi has given us the next shadowy Gran Turismo Sport teaser. And it looks like a doozy.
Sony’s received a slap on the wrists from Britain’s Advertising Standards Authority. The reprimand is due to a “misleading” Gran Turismo Sport ad that aired around the game’s launch late last year.
Late last month, Polyphony introduced the latest content update for GT Sport. Alongside new layouts for Blue Moon Bay, it brought a dozen new cars for fans to learn, ranging from an early ‘70s rallying icon to a modern drift car and even a fantasy take on one of F1’s most exciting eras.
It’s been nearly a decade since PlayStation introduced PSN Trophies. Those first games back in July 2008 awarded players with accolades they could show off on their public profiles.
As Tuesday rolls round again, so Polyphony Digital has updated the GT Sport Mileage Exchange. It’s a minor update this week, with the special vehicles remaining the same but all other items updating.
One common complaint around UK Sales Charts is that they rarely take into consideration digital sales. There’s a split between retail and storefronts like the PlayStation Store that make it difficult to see how well a game is truly doing.