Gran Turismo Sport

Gran Turismo Sport Release Date Set For October 17 - Limited & Digital Deluxe Edition Details

Published on July 13, 2017

Gran Turismo Sport is scheduled to release on October 17 for PlayStation 4 with plans to reveal many features included in the game, prior to release, including campaign mode, creative tools, along with a full reveal of all the cars and tracks you can look forward to racing on launch day.

Along with the Standard Edition of Gran Turismo Sport, the team has announced their Gran Turismo Sport Limited Edition and Gran Turismo Sport Digital Deluxe Edition. Check out those details below.

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)

For more details on Gran Turismo Sport, check out the official website.

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Cod 07-13-2017 04:10:50 PM (EDT)

I'll believe it on October 17. Polyphony has to delay it at least two more times before we get to a legit release date.

Dazraz 07-13-2017 05:52:59 PM (EDT)

I think GT has become confused as to what game it wants to be. It used to be a direct competitor to Forza. We've since had the likes of Driveclub, which was visually stunning but a little arcadey while Project Cars quenched the appetite of your serious racer but completely alienated the causal gamer.
It's a pretty difficult task for GT to stand out from the crowd & it will likely become nothing more than than the PS equivalent of Forza.

ODogg 07-13-2017 06:04:13 PM (EDT)

Dazraz
I think GT has become confused as to what game it wants to be. It used to be a direct competitor to Forza. We've since had the likes of Driveclub, which was visually stunning but a little arcadey while *Project Cars quenched the appetite of your serious racer but completely alienated the causal gamer.
It's a pretty difficult task for GT to stand out from the crowd & it will likely become nothing more than than the PS equivalent of Forza.

That'll work for me. Now that it has an actual date I'm preordering it.