Two years after the launch, Gran Turismo Sport is getting a new physical version in the shape of the Spec II. The game is unchanged from the original, except that it includes the two years of updates and content on disc instead of having to download them.
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Sony has announced limited edition PS4 consoles with Gran Turismo Sport branding for the UK, Europe and Australasia. The consoles will be available from 18th October to coincide with the release of the game, and will include the PS4 console with GT Sport branded silver faceplace and silver DualShock 4 controller.
Almost a year after it was expected to launch, Gran Turismo Sport will finally be releasing this October in North America and Europe. The game was original scheduled for release back in November 2016, but was delayed indefinitely to allow Polyphony Digital to polish the game.
Sony has revealed that Gran Turismo Sport will be getting a closed beta in Europe, starting this Saturday, 15th April 2017 from 14:00 BST. Races in the beta will run at fixed times, which are different for the weekend and weekdays. You can sign-up for the beta here.
Polyphony Digital has announced that Gran Turismo Sport will be getting a closed beta, that begins later this week: 17th March 2017. You can apply to take part in the beta, but as places are limited, only a small selection of applicants will get access to the beta.
Gran Turismo Sport has been revealed by Polyphony Digital, and will releasing on 16th November 2016 (18th November in the UK). The game is available to pre-order now from both PlayStation Store and retailers across Europe, and is available in a variety of Editions.
