Gran Turismo producer Kazunori Yamauchi teased the upcoming update on X earlier today following earlier leaks.
It looks like we're counting the days before Gran Turismo 7 gets its most significant content update yet on the PlayStation.
Players will no longer have access to the online lobbies after January 31, 2024.
The two-week delay is the best-case scenario for the upcoming live-action adaptation of Polyphony Digital's award-winning racing franchise.
Some are already calling the big-screen take on Polyphony Digital's long-running racing sim as one of the best video game adaptations ever.
Update 1.34 also adds three new cars including 1,200 BHP hotrod.
The new trailer shares the entire story in just under three minutes.
On top of the highly requested supercar, Update 1.32 also adds two new Super Formula race cars and the Mercedes-AMG GT3 Evo 2020 to Gran Turismo 7.
Fans are getting a first-look at the live-action adaptation of the popular PlayStation racing simulation series.
Update 1.31 brings five cars and two new tracks to the popular PlayStation-exclusive racing simulator as well as 120FPS support for the PS5.
The nine events in the 2023 Olympic Esports Series will be based on traditional sports like cycling, taekwondo, tennis, and more.
The update sees the return of the Grand Valley racetrack and adds five new cars, all in time for the PSVR 2's launch.
The update is scheduled to drop on February 21 mere hours ahead of the global release of the PlayStation VR 2 headset.
Studio head Kazunori Yamauchi teased that a team is working on the next entry into the racing simulation franchise.
Every Gran Turismo 7 game mode except for the split-screen races will be available in VR on the PlayStation VR2.
Polyphony Digital CEO Kazunori Yamauchi clarifies his previous comments about Gran Turismo 7 coming to PC saying, ”we are not doing anything right now”.
A quarter century as gaming’s foremost driving simulator amounts to over 90 million satisfied gamers according to Sony and Polyphony Digital.