好大胆講出事實

依家個VR 真係 將game畫面劣化去就遊戲性

但偏偏遊戲性又無咩特出。

我唔同意呢點

終於有發售日啦！

PS：11月中有得攞訂左成年既特典版啦！！

訂左成年..........

New GT Sport Gr.X Class Spotted at Goodwood Festival of Speed 2017

Gran Turismo Sport 14 July 1, 2017 by Kyle Patrick
The 2017 edition of the Goodwood Festival of Speed is in full swing in the south of the United Kingdom. While all manner of cars take to the hill — with an unusual Bernie statue nearby — gamers can also get behind the wheel of some of 2017’s upcoming racing titles.
One such game is Polyphony Digital’s Gran Turismo Sport. The franchise has been a semi-regular fixture at the yearly event, first showing up in 2013 when GT6 added the 1.1-mile run up Lord March’s drive. This year the PlayStation racer is available to the public near the FIA stand. While it seems to be running a similar build to the one we sampled at E3 a few weeks back, there’s been a change to the class structure.



The video above, as captured by GTPlanet member Aderrrm, shows the available cars on site at Goodwood. Near the end, we see a handful of Vision GT cars all labeled “Gr.X.” This is a new class, one seemingly made only for the wilder projects from the long-running program. The Toyota FT-1 VGT, for instance, still remains in Gr.3.
It isn’t yet clear why Polyphony has made the change. The Gr.1 class these cars used to belong to isn’t as well-populated as Gr.3 or the N-series classes. With the Vision GT cars moved into what seems to be their own dedicated class, could Polyphony be planning a separate series for them? Could more modern-day prototypes appear to bolster the Gr.1 ranks? With the car list seemingly swelling to 177 cars, there could be more surprises in store.
These questions should be answered relatively soon: the game is set for a release later this autumn. Meanwhile, the Goodwood Festival of Speed runs until July 2. Stay tuned for any additional news as it comes out of the show.
Special thanks to Aderrrm and Marky264 for their info!

GT Sport Pit Stop Captured at Goodwood — Mechanical Damage Confirmed?

Gran Turismo Sport 12 July 3, 2017 by Brendan Rorrison
The latest build of GT Sport shown at the Goodwood Festival of Speed has given us a glimpse at the title’s pit stop mechanics. Captured by GTPlanet user Aderrm, the video shows how pitting currently works in the latest GT title.



How Does it Look Presentation Wise?

Gran Turismo Sport will follow its predecessors by featuring fully animated pit crews. Upon driving into the pit area, the camera switches to a cinematic view like the in-game replays. The player will then be prompted to choose the required service and the crew do their thing.
The actual animations of your pit team look inline with what we’ve seen previously through GT5 and GT6. The paddock behind your pit team is totally empty, so we don’t see anything to the level of detail seen in something like Codemasters’ Formula 1 series yet. That being the case, it’s still encouraging to see an actual pit stop in game for the first time.
Possible Pit Delays and Mechanical Damage?

If we look at the small 20 second clip further, there are some intriguing inclusions. During the pit stop, we can see two timers on the screen. One specifies overall pit time and the other shows time stopped in the pit area.
Given Gran Turismo Sport’s focus on esports broadcasting, this is most likely for spectator benefit. That being said, could this indicate that time carried out to complete a certain task is actually variable? Yamauchi has previously expressed interest in introducing human drama to the GT series, and dynamic pit stops would certainly line up with that. We’re interested to see just how much time differs between carrying out the same types of work during a pit stop.

It also doesn’t appear that pit stops will be strictly limited to tire and fuel changes either. The UI specifies that the engine, suspension and aero can all be repaired. Is this our first official confirmation of mechanical damage in the game?
The subject of damage hasn’t been a big focus for GT Sport’s marketing so far. The ongoing beta shows some visual bumps and scrapes but nothing at a mechanical level. If this is evidence of a damage model that incorporates suspension, engine and even aero repairs, this is a massive improvement for the series. No work on these aspects takes place in the video, so we’ll have to wait and see for now.
A Step in The Right Direction

We’ve had hints that pit crews would appear in GT Sport but now we can finally see them in action. As always, it’s worth bearing in mind this is still footage of a work-in-progress title and as such may not be representative of the finished game. That being said, it’s hard not to get excited with our first look at GT Sport’s pit system in action.
Hopefully with the fall release window approaching fast, we’ll get a direct-capture look at the pit team in action soon enough. Last month, GTPlanet got the chance to try the E3 2017 build of the game: you can read our thoughts here.

Gran Turismo Sport Beta Set to End This Week

Gran Turismo Sport 32 July 11, 2017 by Kyle Patrick
Just as it’s about to celebrate four months of activity, the GT Sport Closed Beta Test will reportedly come to an end July 16.
The news comes from various beta players, with the first sign of a public announcement belonging to Twitter user fu_ko1221111.

#GTSport クローズドβテストを7月１６日に終了します

グランツーリスモスポーツ・クローズドβテストは２０１７年７月１６日、２３:００（日本時間）に終了予定です。https://t.co/2iBO156RX6

— fu-ko@ツイッターはじめました (@fu_ko1221111) 2017年7月10日

The beta just received an update last week, introducing damage and consumables into the mix. These features were part of the newest public build, which was present at the Goodwood Festival of Speed. Pit stops appeared to have taken on a bigger role in the game, with players getting the option to repair various parts of their cars while in the garage. With the game’s esports focus, this should add an extra layer of strategy to races.
The GT Sport Closed Beta originally kicked off back in March. A month later, Polyphony Digital added European countries to the program, as well as South America. At the end of May, version 1.06 expanded into Asia and Oceania. While neither PD nor Sony have shared player figures, estimates peg the beta count somewhere in the four digit range.
If you have access to the beta, you’ll want to get some final seat time in before July 16. This may not be the end, however: during our interview with Kazunori Yamauchi at E3 2017, he dropped a hint that a second, more feature-rich beta could arrive. Yamauchi put a pin in August — so it may not be a long wait at all. Gamescom takes place at the tail end of next month, too…
Even if a second beta doesn’t appear, GT Sport is still scheduled to release in Fall 2017. The beta had a few dozen cars available across three classes: the final game will include 177 vehicles, adding rally cars and the ongoing Vision GT program to the mix. GT Sport will feature 19 locations with 27 track variations across them.

玩多兩日無得玩������

今日開始無車送


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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mCKX7Qlu-sQ Release Date Trailer

Sony fb 10月17出

http://www.gran-turismo.com/hk-zh/pr...port/preorder/ 行
http://www.gran-turismo.com/jp/produ...port/preorder/ 日
http://www.gran-turismo.com/us/produ...port/preorder/ US
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行版17 , 日版19 ������

好似行版多野送d 咁

終於有期

咁有得預訂未先

到依家仲未放棄個G27
到依家仲未搵到個合心水轉插

有無人用緊有好介紹?

比較想訂這版本

Gran Turismo Sport™ 限定版2017年10月17日發售HKD 468

到時一起玩呀 ! 約定你 !

同大家都約定呀 !

+1

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又要諗買幾多隻



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Gt 對我來說，一係出左一係delay ,無忘訂後delay^^！

限定版差50蚊....死人都買限定版....仲要有鐵盒...

各位 GT 粉絲們好！

 

我非常高興要告訴各位《Gran Turismo Sport》將會在今年 10 月 17 日在亞洲區發售。在我們的 Beta 封閉測試圓滿結束後，如同本週稍早的發表，我們正進入讓一切盡善盡美準備發售的最後階段。

 

在發售之前，我們還有好多關於《Gran Turismo Sport》令人興奮的新消息要和各位分享，包含競賽模式的內容、眾多創意工具，還有在發售當日可供您遊玩的收錄車輛和賽道的一覽表等內容！

 

同時，我要藉由這個機會代表我自己和 PDI 所有同仁，對全世界所有支持 GT 的粉絲們以及 PlayStation 的愛好者們在 Beta 封閉測試期間的持續協助，表示最誠摯的謝意。我們和你們所有人一樣想要將這款遊戲盡快送到玩家們的手上，也已經等不及要在 10 月發售後聽到所有人對本作的感想。

 

我們致力於為大家帶來前所未有的圖像、音效和物理模擬的體驗，這一切皆為 PlayStation 獨享。

 

《Gran Turismo Sport》系列作製作人 山内一典



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其實有無講過有幾多部車?


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http://www.gran-turismo.com/us/products/gtsport/

From stock cars, race cars to concept cars, a total of over 150 cars have been recreated for the tame.