The Gran Turismo Sport closed beta is still going strong, and several North American players have recently received the code to access it. Some of these users have shared more screenshots from the closed beta.
The new Gran Turismo Sport screenshots, shared by several users on NeoGAF, continue to confirm how the game can look gorgeous even on the regular PlayStation 4 model.
Last week, the first Gran Turismo Sport beta impressions started coming in, with users noting how controls and driving feel very smooth and how performance is solid.
It feels really damn good. Cars control well and driving is very smooth. A.I is by far the weakest thing about the beta though. I am playing on a standard PS4 and it’s a solid 60fps with no drops or screen-tearing so far. I am probably going to get shit for saying this but Gran Turismo Sport is by far the best looking game on the PS4. It slaughters DriveClub both in graphics and gameplay wise.
Gran Turismo Sport was supposed to launch last year, but the game eventually got delayed to polish it further and deliver an appropriate level of quality. A new release date has yet to be confirmed, outside of a generic 2017 release window. We will keep you updated on the game as soon as more comes in on it, so stay tuned for all the latest news.
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