Gran Turismo Sport

As promised, Polyphony Digital has released the latest patch for GT Sport.

A new patch for GT Sport is incoming. Polyphony Digital has confirmed that players can expect version 1.04 worldwide tomorrow.

If you’ve been playing GT Sport from day one, you probably won’t have missed that the Daily Races in Sport Mode were anything but daily.

Polyphony Digital has freshened the Mileage Exchange store in Gran Turismo Sport with new stock. Players will be treated to a pair of new special cars, as well as a variety of new paint chips and aftermarket wheels.

In the days following the launch party for Gran Turismo Sport in Modena, Italy, one of the country’s top engineering schools awarded GT series creator Kazunori Yamauchi with an honorary doctorate.

PlayStation Europe has put together this video, featuring father-and-son racers Martin and Alex Brundle, to find out what they think.

Gran Turismo games come with big launch parties. For Gran Turismo 5, Polyphony Digital hosted a swanky event in the City Hall of Madrid. The Gran Turismo 6 event was even larger, consuming the entire city of Ronda, Spain and the nearby Ascari Race Resort.

As we revealed a couple of months ago, there’s a new Vision GT in town, and its from one of the coolest manufacturers ever.

It’s been just over a week since Gran Turismo Sport launched. Earlier today, Polyphony Digital released the third update for the game, bringing it up to version 1.03.

It looks like GT Sport is off to a solid sales start, if its first week physical tally in the United Kingdom is anything to go by.

Polyphony Digital is renowned for the polish it brings to the GT series. The little touches that make the game so unique are often praised and for GT Sport, it’s no different. When players log into the game on their birthday, they will be gifted a new car for their garage.

The Sport Mode races, they’re a-changin’. That’s a saying, right?

2017 has shaped up rather nicely for sim racing enthusiasts abroad. With so many racing games now available, there’s something suited to everyone’s taste. Two franchises are of particular notoriety: Forza Motorsport and Gran Turismo.

How many things in your life have you kept for 20 years? Even better: how many of these two-decade old items have gone relatively unchanged?

It was only a couple of months ago that Sony revealed a special, limited edition PS4 console for GT Sport.

GT Sport’s N300-class Daily Race has changed. In a move to level the playing field, Polyphony Digital has converted the existing event into a one-make race featuring Honda’s hot hatch.

Gran Turismo’s credentials for training drivers are already well-established. Through the GT Academy program, the games have provided more than a few pretty handy drivers to motorsports teams on three continents.

With GT Sport finally releasing worldwide over the course of this week, many versions have been made available for buyers. As with most modern game releases, the title has Day One, Limited and Collector’s editions. If none of those take your fancy and you want something a bit more lavish, Sony has you covered.

After covering the fog and rainy conditions in some of GT Sport’s campaign events, it’s time to look at some more footage. Our latest batch takes a look at the Alsace Village circuit and the return of Time Rally for the GT series.

During our playthrough of GT Sport ahead of our upcoming review, we’ve captured gameplay footage of two of the most requested features of the game: rain and fog.