Gran Turismo Sport

First discussed early last week, update 1.06 is now available for GT Sport. Weighing in at 1.29 GB, the latest update not only introduces three new cars to the game, but also expands the game’s offline modes.

The wait for GT Sport’s missing livery editor feature is over: the decal uploader is now available to everyone. The feature allows players to upload their own decals in .svg format for use in the in-game livery editor.

Back in 2016, Kazunori Yamauchi promised that GT Sport players wouldn’t have to wait long for new content to come to the game:

Another week, another change in inventory for Gran Turismo Sport’s Mileage Exchange shop.

It still seems surreal that we’ve been playing a new Gran Turismo game for the past month. In that time, players have had the chance to dig deep into Polyphony’s latest and uncover all secrets hidden within. However, there is one option that a lot of people may have looked over or even scoffed at when booting up the game. Believe it or not, we’re going to be talking about GT Sport’s motion controlled steering.

The third iteration of GT Sport’s pre-season FIA Championship test is now underway. Players can race in the trial tournaments November 19–25 with multiple race starts throughout each daily round.

It’s that time again: another round of our Gran Turismo Sport Photo Mode Competition has gone live.

Drift maniac Chris Forsberg has revealed that his Nissan 370Z will appear in GT Sport. The news comes from an Instagram post by the American, detailing a visit from Polyphony Digital to scan the car.

Gran Turismo Sport players have the opportunity to pick up a rare car in this week’s Mileage Exchange lineup.

Are you a Gran Turismo super-fan? Do you own all the games? How about loads of merchandise? Chances are most of us on GTPlanet can answer yes to all three questions. But now there’s bigger, more expensive collector’s item to add to your GT shrine with the announcement of the Nissan Juke GT Sport PlayStation.

The second pre-season test for GT Sport’s FIA Championship has now begun. Following on from the first test last week, the exhibition championship allows drivers to get a taste of the real FIA tournaments due to kick off in early 2018. Competition will run November 12–18.

They say good things are worth waiting for, and we’ve got just that for you.

It appears the wait for GT Sport’s missing livery editor feature is coming to an end. The feature in question is the decal uploader, delayed to maintain server stability. Polyphony Digital shared the bad news one day before the game released in North America and Asia.

One of the most successful elements in modern gaming was the introductions of achievements, or as they’re known on the PlayStation side of the fence: trophies. Some trophies are easier to win than others, but the elusive “Platinum Trophy” — only earned after a player has won all other trophies in a game — is always the most coveted.

It’s been almost a month since Gran Turismo Sport’s launch. Earlier this week, we reported strong sales for GT Sport in the UK charts with Polyphony Digital’s newest racer holding a respectable 5th place.

The current Honda NSX is a very impressive car. However, it also carries an equally impressive price tag which is out of the reach for most buyers. With the latest Vision GT offering from Honda however, we might have caught a glimpse of what can only be a baby NSX.

There’s a new batch of aftermarket wheels and exclusive paint chips for players to spend their hard-earned Mileage Points on in GT Sport this week.

As you’ve been skipping through GT Sport, you’ll probably have spotted the game’s new Experience Point (or XP) system.

GT Sport players will get their first taste of the game’s FIA championships later today.

To borrow the oft-used, high-pitched exclamation of a certain famous television presenter: we’re back!