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GT Sport Gets October Release Date
Sony and developer Polyphony Digital have announced the official North American release date for GT Sport – October 17.
The studio also says that more info is coming on the game's campaign mode, creative tools, and the full list of cars and tracks.
For more on the early days of the recent beta period, click here. I also spoke with creator Kazunori Yamauchi at E3 on a variety of topics.
Here are the details on the limited edition and deluxe digital iterations (text from Sony):
Gran Turismo Sport Limited Edition - $69.99 MSRP ($89.99 CAN)
- GT Sport Starter Pack (8 Cars)
- $1MM In-Game Credit
- Livery Sticker Pack
- 30 GT Sport-Themed Avatars
- Chrome Racing Helmet (For Driver Profile)
- Limited Steel Book & Packaging
Gran Turismo Sport Digital Deluxe Edition - $79.99 MSRP ($99.99 CAN)
- GT Sport Starter Pack (12 Cars)
- $2MM In-Game Credit
- Livery Sticker Pack
- 60 GT Sport-Themed Avatars
- Chrome Racing Helmet (For Driver Profile)
[Source: Official PlayStation Blog]
Our Take
Competitor Forza Motorsport 7 comes out two weeks earlier on October 3 (albeit on Xbox One and PC). Will that affect either game's sales?
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