The Gran Turismo Sport closed beta is still going strong, allowing select players to try out the upcoming new entry in the series, and it seems like Polyphony Digital is very serious about letting players have the best possible experience, as the beta has been recently updated with some brand new features.
Among the changes introduced in today's Gran Turismo Sport closed beta update are new chase-cam settings, which should make more than a few fan happy. The new settings are showcased in a brand new video which can be watched right below.
The new Gran Turismo Sport closed beta update, which is around 10 GB big, introduces, alongside the new chase-cam settings, updated game physics and force feedback, an increased number of daily races, changes for the Dragon Tail track and more.
Even though the game is still in beta, Gran Turismo Sport already looks impressive. Back in March, those with access to the closed beta shared some impressive screenshots that show how the game looks gorgeous at this stage even on the regular PlayStation 4 model.
Gran Turismo Sport launches sometime this year exclusively on PlayStation 4. We will keep you updated on the game as soon as more comes in on it, so stay tuned for all the latest news on the upcoming racing game by Polyphony Digital.
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