With events happening roughly every fifteen minutes, taking part in a scheduled event will pair you up against players of a similar ability, in a race for pole position. The game's Lobby mode lets you set up a private game with your friends, or join a public game someone else has created, in a fairly casual atmosphere, while the Sport mode gives you a defined schedule of events that are happening that day. However, although you can play and unlock everything in single player mode, Gran Turismo Sport is a game that places a lot of emphasis on online play. The most significant single player mode, however, is the Challenge mode, which offers 64 tasks for you to work your way through, from knocking over cones, to overtaking a certain number of players, or reaching a top speed within a certain section of a race. The game's "Campaign" mode, meanwhile, offers an extensive tutorial, which introduces you to both basic and advanced driving concepts, along with a mode called "Circuit Experience", which breaks each track down into individual sections, and asks you to get through them as quickly as possible - kind of like a modular time trial. In single player, you can take on the game's 19 courses in Arcade mode, facing off against a bevy of computer controlled opponents as you jostle for first place. A demo version will be available in July, with the full game closer to the holiday season.Gran Turismo Sport plays out very differently depending on whether you want to play in single player, or online. Lots of other updates are also in store, including a new user interface with shorter load times. Gameplay will be different too with new aerodynamics, tyre, suspension and kinematics model with technical contributions from Yokohama Rubber and KW Automotive. Gran Turismo 6 for the PlayStation 3 will feature a new rendering engine that pushes the limits of the machine for even more photo-realistic graphics, as well as more cars (1,200 at launch, with more to come through DLC packs), 33 locations and 71 layouts (seven and 19 more than GT5 respectively, including the revamped Silverstone circuit in the screenshots). We had to wait a long five years to play a GT game on the PS3, and it looks like it’ll be the same story again for the next-generation console. Then again, Gran Turismo creator Kazunori Yamauchi likes to work at his own pace. It’s a bit odd that the sixth instalment of Sony’s console series’ best-selling franchise won’t debut on the brand new PS4, which is due real soon.
Has it really been that long since we played the first Gran Turismo on the original PlayStation? Time flies when we’re having fun. The news came at an event celebrating the racing simulator’s 15th anniversary. Here’s one for gaming fans out there: Gran Turismo 6 has been announced for the PlayStation 3 and is set to be launched by the end of this year.
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