GT Sport, like Gran Turismo 7, requires internet to save. But now that its servers are going dark, that requirement is being removed.
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On the day that Gran Turismo Sport’s online services are switched off for good, a reflection on how impactful the game was for the sim racing industry.
fantastic game
innovative match making with player ettiquite tasked into account
GT7 improves on it with:
all the same tracks + loads more tracks
all the same cars + loads more cars
improved / new physics
dualsense support + haptics for road bumps
improved lighting + weather changable mid race
much more vast one player races, challenges, leagues etc.
more of an iteration than a revelation, but what they improve, they have improved so drastically it is deffo worth getting.
First an in-game concept car for GT Sport and Gran Turismo 7, the BC08 Solus GT has turned the virtual into the reality for 25 lucky customers.
Dat Vision Gran Turismo. Always getting new concept cars. Art imitating life imitating art.
If it's not "The Real Driving Simulator," it's definitely "The Real Car Creator."
Actually, the manufacturers design the VGT cars so really manufacturers are "imitating" their own creations. Still, the VGT program has some relevance, which I argued on GTPlanet too.
I saw on YouTube the other day Lamborghini have also turned their vision Gt car into a real life car.
It just shows the talent that is at Polyphony Digital when real manufacturer's are that impressed with their designs.
Meanwhile over at Turn10....Hotwheels, Lego, and Minecraft avatars.
What are you talking about... Car was designed by McLaren.
https://gran-turismo.fandom...
Fast & Furious actor Sung Kang's creations has been added to the garage 1.2 million GT Sport players, as discussed in a recent Gran Turismo 7 promotional video.
