Everyone that pre-orders will reportedly receive three special cars: the Ford Mustang Group B Rally Car, the Toyota FT-1 Vision GT Group 3, and the Peugeot 908 HDi FAP LMP1. In that same blog post mentioned before, Sony also outlined several different pre-order bonuses.

After seeing it in action, Gran Turismo Sport’s beauty is undoubted, but the big question on my mind is: Will it actually look that good on PSVR? Or rather, can it actually look that good on PSVR? The footage we’ve seen so far is all pulled directly from a PS4 running the game normally, not the game running in the PSVR headset. You can see the brand new gameplay trailer for the game above and the full screenshot gallery down below.

They also announced the popular photo mode from other PS4 games like inFAMOUS: Second Son and Uncharted 4: A Thief’s End would be utilized, although how that integrates with the PSVR remains to be seen.

It’s unclear whether or not that means open world driving or not. Hard details on the game were hard to come by, but they did state that there would be up to 140 different cars to drive in Gran Turismo Sport, as well as 170 offline events for single player content, 13 different real-world locations, as well as a “whole world” online to explore with friends. Whilst in the Manufacturers Cup, players will be driving on behalf of their favorite car manufacturer.” During today’s livestream, they not only debuted the first official gameplay, but livestreamed the actual pre-season test for each cup. According to the previous blog post, “In the Nations Cup, players will be able represent their home country. Sony is also partnering with FIA, to feature online racing championships. Now today, before a special livestream event, Sony revealed on the company’s blog, that Gran Turismo Sport would be launching later this year on November 15th in North America.Īs we already know, Gran Turismo Sport will feature full PSVR support with not only the headset itself, but with high-end racing wheel peripherals as well. ORIGINAL: Last year during Paris Games Week, Sony confirmed that the latest entry in the long-running flagship racing simulator franchise, Gran Turismo Sport, would be coming to not only standard PlayStation 4 systems, but also to Sony’s virtual reality headset, the PlayStation VR. UPDATE: A Sony representative provided the following statement to UploadVR via email correspondence: “ Gran Turismo Sport will launch in North America on Novemfor PS4 with support for PS VR.” This confirms that the title is launching with PSVR support on day one.

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