Gran Turismo Sport - Lamborghini Huracan LP610-4 2015 - Test Drive Gameplay

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Published on September 22, 2018 3:07:03 PM ● Video Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s6kKHVq-sLw

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Gran Turismo Sport (2017)

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Gran Turismo Sport - Lamborghini Huracan LP610-4 2015 - Test Drive GameplayI’m very curious to see what the FIA Championship will entail when it launches next month. Even more interesting is the Polyphony Digital Championship, scheduled to arrive a few days later. Currently, there are only brief details available in-game. But as a long-form championship, it could bring some much-needed variety to Sport Mode.

This being GT, there’s still user-created lobbies for players to take part in. They won’t affect your Driver Rating, but if you’re looking for something a little less structured, or want to play with friends, this is where you should go.


On track, I experienced virtually no lag — it was great! It’s easy to just jump in and drive. I’m not sure I like the fact my qualifying time stays for the entire duration of an event, but I understand why it’s been done that way.

GT Sport features a thorough mock-Facebook like/comment system. You can share just about anything: liveries, photos, replays, even your career milestones. It might sound a little superfluous, but it helps build the sense of community in-game, and that deserves a plus.

But that’s undone by the game’s draconian always-online requirement. During the review period, the servers went down for 48 hours. I had already unlocked all of the tracks in Arcade Mode, so I at least had more variety there, but I could do nothing else. Want to watch some of your (beautiful) saved replays, and snap some photos? Too bad. Want to tune any of your cars, or maybe paint up a livery? No bueno.

What makes this more problematic is that there are absolutely no local saves incase the servers are down. Anything you do, from the moment the connection is severed, will not be saved until the game can re-connect.

It’s a truly baffling decision: it’s not my own connection I’m worried about, but the Sony/PD servers. They were completely solid on Tuesday (Sport’s North American launch day), but

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