The company says over 120 new cars have been added to the game, with a new total of about 1220. Additionally, track layouts have increased to 100, with new circuits such as Ascari, Spain "and the world famous Silverstone, Goodwood and Mount Panorama tracks."
More importantly, Sony says there is a "completely overhauled physics engine making gameplay even more dynamic and realistic, a new interface, and enhanced online functionality to allow you to tailor your multiplayer gaming sessions as you wish."
One of the features is 'GPS Logger'. The GPS Logger "will employ the GPS function of your phone or tablet and Gran Turismo's in-game Course Maker to recreate your everyday school run or work commute as a circuit." Very cool.
Kazunori Yamauchi, creator of the Gran Turismo series, added: "With the release of GT6 we are celebrating 15 years of Gran Turismo. It has been a privilege to have seen so many advancements made over this period, with GT6 now continuing to set new standards that blur the line between virtual and reality racing. With GT6 we will make it even more flexible and expandable by continuing to develop and add new content throughout its life."
Written by: Andre Yoskowitz @ 5 Nov 2013 21:13
