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Gran Turismo Sport Comes To PS4 In November
Sony and developer Polyphony Digital have announced a release date for the competition-focused GT Sport, as well as the game's pre-order bonuses and special edition.
The PS4 game comes out on November 15, and its multiplayer focus encompasses two championship series: one where you race for your country, and the other your manufacturer.
You can now pre-order the title, and depending on where you go, you'll get different goodies (click the PS Blog link below for more information). Regardless of where you pre-order, however, everyone who does will get three cars: the Ford Mustang Group B Rally Car, Toyota FT-1 Vision GT Group 3, and Peugeot 908 HDi FAP LMP1.
The game also has a limited edition version ($69.99) that includes (text from Sony):
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GT Sport Starter Pack (8x Cars) – Gain immediate access to cars within various race class, including GT4, Rally, and more
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$1MM In-Game Credit – Build and customize your personalized garage
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Livery Sticker Pack – Bonus livery of numerous brands and logos
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30x PS4 GT Sport Themed Avatars – Based on selected GT Sport featured vehicles
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Racing Helmet – For your customized driver profile
- Limited Edition Steel Book and Packaging
According to website GT Planet, who was at the game's London press conference today, there a few other notable details that surfaced, including that the game features 130 cars, 19 tracks at launch (w/ 27 variations), rally racing, a livery editor, 117 offline events, and more.
[Source: Official PlayStation Blog, GT Planet]
Our Take
There's no word so far about the beta that Polyphony's Kazunori Yamauchi announced when the game was first unveiled last fall, but we're interested to get our hands on it.
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