Gran Turismo Series

Gran Turismo Sport received its latest update earlier today. The 1.11 version of the game brings 10 new cars to the roster, and we’ve test driven a trio of them here.

The maintenance period has begun in GT Sport, meaning the 1.11 update is now available for players to download. The newest version brings cars, tracks, events, and more to Polyphony’s racer.

Polyphony Digital has just revealed more details on the next update for GT Sport. The January update won’t only feature 10 returning cars, but a familiar track in the shape of Monza, three new layouts of Maggiore, and more.

Polyphony Digital has quietly reminded Gran Turismo fans of the upcoming 10-car pack for GT Sport. The hint doesn’t even come from within the game, but rather its predecessor, Gran Turismo 6.

Polyphony Digital has updated the Mileage Exchange in Gran Turismo Sport, revealing that the rare Gr.3/Gr.B road car cycle does indeed roll over.

It’s a whole new week for the GTPlanet Gran Turismo Sport Photo Mode Competition. While players wait to find out what exactly is coming with the next game update, we’ve got a new Franco-Japanese theme for the digitial photographers out there. Read on for all the details!

According to a Tweet from Gran Turismo creator Kazunori Yamauchi, the second part of GT Sport’s initial DLC delivery arrives next week.

Now that GT Sport has been in the wild for a few months, players have got stuck into the title’s namesake Sport mode. Unlike any other GT game entry before it, online play is the main event this time around.

There’s a new selection of rare items in the GT Sport Mileage Exchange this week, as Polyphony Digital has updated the store.

Late last month, Polyphony Digital responded to a common criticism of Gran Turismo Sport. “GT League” was just a part of the substantial 1.10 update, and it brought a more traditional single-player experience to fans.

We’ve just kicked off our latest GT Sport Photo Mode Competition. It’s taking a cue from a certain Turkmenistan leader, and making things a very black-and-white issue this week. Read on for all the details…

Tech enthusiasts from all over the world have descended upon Las Vegas for the annual Consumer Electronics Show. The 2018 iteration is in full swing and PlayStation’s head company Sony is in the thick of the action.

BMW and Gran Turismo Sport are teaming up to offer attendees of CES 2018 an amazing prize. The competition will test players on the racing sim with the chance to compete on a racetrack for top performers.

If you’re anything like us, you’ll currently be sitting at level 32 in GT Sport, with a couple of million credits. That silver PSN Trophy for hitting level 50 looks a long old way off, especially when you find out that you’re not even 5% of the way there yet.

Players logging in to Gran Turismo Sport’s Mileage Exchange this week will be pleased to find the final missing car.

McLaren F1 driver — and Triple Crown hopeful — Fernando Alonso is getting into the esport game. The Spaniard has formed his own digital race team, and Gran Turismo Sport players will be some of the first to try out for the squad.

An eagle-eyed GT Sport player has taken screenshots of the game’s visual tire wear in action. The images capture various states of use during gameplay.

World Gaming is kicking off the new year with a special Gran Turismo Sport competition for Canadian gamers, and it’s all about Porsche.

Polyphony Digital has again updated the Mileage Exchange in GT Sport, sticking to its major/minor two-week schedule.

It’s been pretty hard to miss the connection between GT Sport and Lewis Hamilton. Hamilton’s brand logo appears in the game’s Brand Central, and you’ll see the British F1 World Champion’s face — or car — frequently on the main menu wallpapers.