Polyphony Digital’s game was available to play at Tokyo Game Show, not much before the launch.
We can see multiple things in the video below – which is obviously in Japanese -, and we quickly have to point out that Gran Turismo Sport will require an internet connection for multiple features, according to PlayStation Blog. Arcade Mode, split-screen local multiplayer, time trials, and single player races will all be available offline.
Drivers’ ratings, car availability, and progress, as well as FIA GT Championship, will all need your PlayStation 4 to be connected to the Internet, and online multiplayer will obviously need a PlayStation Plus subscription, too. Until then, you can take a look at the Suzuka circuit, which is shown from 18:04 in the video. If you know Formula-1, you will be familiar with this track.
Gran Turismo Sport will be out on October 17, exclusively on PlayStation 4, with PlayStation VR-support.
Source: PlayStation Blog
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