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Gran Turismo 6 almost feels like a next generation title on old hardware. The attention to detail in both graphics and performance is phenomenal, and exactly what we have come to expect from Polyphony Digital. The engine has been given an overhaul in many subtle ways while a ton of new cars and courses have been added and lighting and backgrounds have been greatly improved. Unfortunately, small flaws in the title also show up, and take away from the great aspects.

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VVV: "Gran Turismo developer Polyphony Digital has confirmed the third major update patch for Gran Turismo 6 will be released on January 14th."

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Starting tomorrow, Gran Turismo 6 players will be able to download and drive as world premiere the Toyota FT-1 Concept.

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At this year's North American International Auto Show in Detroit, Polyphony Digital Inc. and Toyota officially revealed the Toyota FT-1 Concept coupe.

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Killzone: Shadow Fall climbs 13 places to re-enter the Top 10.

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GearNuke: "YouTube user Ben Phillips has made this neat video, which shows Gran Turismo 6 on PlayStation 3 and Forza 5 on Xbox One running side by side on the same track."

Added: 11.01.2014 9:17 | 2 views | 0 comments


There are street racing games and there is Gran Turismo. Ever since the Playstation debut, Gran Turismo tried to stay within the boundaries of strategic racing, courting a hundred of decisions for you to make. This was never about the thrills; this was about how you built your car for the Drive Day. Although GT5 did its best to carry forward the racing simulation breed, it was not received quite so wholeheartedly. Enter Gran Turismo 6.

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There are street racing games and there is Gran Turismo. Ever since the Playstation debut, Gran Turismo tried to stay within the boundaries of strategic racing, courting a hundred of decisions for you to make. This was never about the thrills; this was about how you built your car for the Drive Day. Although GT5 did its best to carry forward the racing simulation breed, it was not received quite so wholeheartedly. Enter Gran Turismo 6.