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Rare BMW M4 Safety Car available in late November for Gran Turismo 6

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Polyphony Digital has been working on Gran Turismo 7 for a while, but Sony Computer Entertainment Japan and Asia recently published a notice seeking developers for several position within the team.

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An FIA hosted PDF reveals new possible new locations for Gran Turismo Academy in years to come.

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At the latest round of the FIA World Endurance Championship, SimCraft and Polyphony Digital demonstrate GT6 on the APEX GT motion simulation rig, utilizing feedback data straight from GT6 and the PS3, according to SimCraft's Sean Yorder. Work is apparently underway for a possibly more cost friendly version for the mass-market.

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As the Gran Turismo franchise was still clinging to the PlayStation 3 last year, the launch of the PlayStation 4 passed by without a racing title. That launch title was supposed to be Driveclub, the latest effort from Evolution Studios, creators of the Motorstorm franchise. Following a long delay, the game finally arrived on PS4 this month. Rather than offering offroad mayhem, Driveclub aims to position itself as the more accessible alternative to GT and help expand the garage of exclusive racing titles on PlayStation. But even with so much additional development time, Driveclub is an underwhelming experience that lacks in-depth features or engaging content. The debut PlayStation 4 racing title from Evolution Studios barely crosses the finish line. There are decent ideas here, but shortcomings in many areas keep Driveclub well back of a podium finish.

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gamrReview's Daniel Carreras: "Driveclub feels like it was made in a vacuum of time, one in which no racing games have been released since the original Gran Turismo for the PS1. Evolution Studios have failed to adapt to the advances and changes made to the ever-changing racing genre (not least in the realm of driver AI) and in so doing have missed out on a lot of what makes modern racing games fun."

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When Gran Turismo developer Polyphony Digital announced in early 2013 that the sixth installment in their critically acclaimed racing franchise would be coming exclusively to the PlayStation 3, even with the recently announced PlayStation 4 on the horizon, Evolution Studios DriveClub officially became the PS4s one true racing hope. Unveiled alongside the PS4 only weeks earlier, the Motorstorm developers new racer promised the best of all its would-be contemporaries in one irresistible package: The graphical prowess of a next-generation Gran Turismo, the exacting attention to detail and club features of the Forza Motorsport franchise and a bleeding-edge social aspect that would trump both camps.