#GRAN TURISMO 7 UPDATE UPDATE#
#GRAN TURISMO 7 UPDATE UPGRADE#
#GRAN TURISMO 7 UPDATE PLUS#

Still, such issues haven’t stopped us at Gamer Matters calling Gran Turismo 7 the second-best game of 2022.

The online lobby still isn’t as robust as what players expected, and grinding for credits is still dull as there’s only a handful (three) of races with a decent payout as car prices in the Legendary Autos store remains exorbiant. Several issues like the lack of feature to sell cars have been addressed, though there are still others lingering still.

#GRAN TURISMO 7 UPDATE UPDATE#

It had a rocky start, where game servers went offline longer than expected, rendering players unable to play most of the game due to saves being tied to the servers (you can’t play the whole game offline- you only get access to the Music Rally mode).īut since then, the update rollout have been controversy-less. Gran Turismo 7’s next update is coming on Monday August 7, as confirmed today in an unusually timed Tweet by series creator Kazunori Yamauchi.

#GRAN TURISMO 7 UPDATE PLUS#

Gran Turismo 7 has been steadily adding new cars (around 30) and tracks (2 all-new locations plus a few additional track layouts) in its post-launch updates.

#GRAN TURISMO 7 UPDATE UPGRADE#

Owners of GT7 will get a free upgrade for the PS VR2 version. The game is a launch title for the new VR headset, only compatible with PS5. Once you've installed the 3.81 GB patch, players will get access to the meagre. The game should be back online shortly, at which point players will be able to enjoy what this update has to offer. This is likely to accommodate the work needed for GT7 to support PS VR2. The update is now rolling out across PlayStation servers, which means the servers are down and GT7 is basically unplayable. January 2023 is the first month the racing game skips an update.

Gran Turismo 7 has been consistently releasing free content updates once a month since its launch in March last year. The 1.31 update for Gran Turismo 7 arrives today March 29 at 10pm PST / March 30 at 6am BST / 2pm JST. Gran Turismo 7 launched earlier this year, attracting some plaudits for its return to the roots of the series whilst also drawing criticism for its icky handling of microtransactions and its punishing in-game economy.The news is there is no news. There's a trio of new cars too, with a brace of Suzukis including a new fictional 'Vision' car alongside the iconic V6 Escudo Pikes Peak Special (now how about putting Pikes Peak in the game, seeing as Gran Turismo's been squatting on the official licence for the legendary course for a while?).Įlsewhere you'll find the muscular 1932 Ford Roadster, while another welcome surprise is the addition of three new menus to be found in the Gran Turismo Cafe, effectively extending the single player experience as you're tasked with collecting Toyota 86s, Honda Type Rs and Rotary Engined-vehicles. It's a ramshackle kind of place that now plays host to the likes of IMSA and NASCAR, and it's an absolute delight to drive either of the configurations that are on offer in Gran Turismo 7's take on the track. A new update is now available for Gran Turismo 7, addressing a number of minor game issues including a popular money-spinning glitch in custom races. Watkins Glen International is a staple of the US racing scene, playing host to F1 until it was deemed unsafe after a series of fatal accidents. A new update for Gran Turismo 7 lands early tomorrow, bringing three new cars previously teased as well as the surprise introduction of a track that's entirely new to Polyphony Digital's series.

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