Gran Turismo Series

A new batch of races are now available in this week’s round of Gran Turismo 6 Seasonal Events, one of which features the ever-popular Laguna Seca Raceway. Here’s an overview of the new races; as always, stop by our GT6 Seasonal Events forum for more discussion!

Gran Turismo 6 was officially launched on this day in 2013, following a party that occupied the Spanish town of Ronda and the Ascari Race Resort. So how have things changed in the last year.

A new batch of Time & Drift Trials are available in this week’s GT6 Seasonal Events. As always, stop by our Seasonal Events forum for more analysis and discussion!

The radical new Chaparral 2X Vision GT concept car has been making waves around the Internet and the automotive industry since it was revealed at the Los Angeles Auto Show last month, and visitors to the “PlayStation Experience” will have a chance to see and (virtually) drive the car for themselves this weekend in Las Vegas, Nevada.

When GT6 update 1.14 landed a few weeks ago, a seemingly minor new feature was added to the game: MoTeC i2 Data Analysis software compatibility. It didn’t get as much attention compared to the flashy new community features or new cars, but as our members have discovered, it’s a fascinating new tool that offers that offers deep insight into your driving.

Since GTPlanet’s official GT6 club opened last week, we’ve already added more than a thousand new members, bringing our total membership to nearly 2,500 people! As promised, a new round of events goes live today, featuring the current WRS combo and a classic, challenging time trial in the Ferrari FXX from the archives.

Britain, Italy, and Japan have produced some of the world’s most notable cars, many of which will be hitting the track in this week’s A-Spec Seasonal Event races in Gran Turismo 6. Here’s an overview of the new events:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ir6uiBJIfFE

Polyphony Digital has announced some changes are coming to Gran Turismo 6 “Quick Match” events, with re-organized categories and performance adjustments.

Despite the powerful “Photo Mode” features in recent Gran Turismo games, none have provided a neutral backdrop in which to photograph your cars without distractions – until now!

As you might expect from GTPlanet – home to the largest online community of Gran Turismo enthusiasts – we are eager to take advantage of the brand new “Community Features” which just rolled out in GT6 update 1.14!

With all of the exciting news and announcements generated from Vision Gran Turismo projects over the past few weeks, like Subaru’s VIZIV GT and GM Design’s Chaparral 2X, it might be easy to overlook one manufacturer who has apparently withdrawn from the program: Alfa Romeo.

Since the PlayStation 3 encryption keys were published by hackers back in 2011, both GT5 and GT6 have been targeted by users looking to modify the games beyond their intended parameters. Although “hacks” have always been a part of video gaming and even the GT series, it now takes on a new seriousness, as it threatens the integrity and fairness of online competitions.

Since the official debut of GM Design’s Chaparral 2X Vision GT concept car at the LA Auto Show yesterday, more in-game screenshots of the car in Gran Turismo 6 have been released, along with photos of the full-size 2X model unveiled at Chevrolet’s press event.

Another new batch of Time and Drift Trials are now available in the latest round of GT6 Seasonal Events. Keep in mind that additional new events, featuring the updated BMW M4, were also released last night with the launch of GT6 update 1.14.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ufruRqSaVxk

The latest update for Gran Turismo 6 has just gone live, and it’s arguably the biggest yet, bringing with it one of the most anticipated new features for the game: “community” tools. It also brings new cars, an updated track, new events, and much more.

The “SUBARU VIZIV GT Vision Gran Turismo” gets a full reveal today, as Polyphony Digital confirms the car will be in the next Gran Turismo 6 game update, version 1.14.

As most readers will recall, a new Safety Car based upon a special edition of the BMW M4 was announced for Gran Turismo 6 a few weeks ago. Many of you were quick to notice, however, that the car shown in the screenshots did not contain a flashing LED light bar on the roof, as could be seen on the real car which BMW debuted at SEMA the following day.