There's no shortage of top-tier first-party racing games on the Xbox One thanks to the likes of Forza Motorsport 7 and Forza Horizon 3 , but the same can't be said about the PlayStation 4 .

Great looking cars and tracks; Excellent Driving School mode; Superb realistic racing; Challenge mode in single-player campaign

Some single-player content requires you to be online

As soon as you hear the first piano note you know you're about to watch the introduction video to yet another very delayed Gran Turismo game. With Kazunori Yamauchi still at the helm, the presentation is pure class as you see every picture perfect car drive by showing off the beautiful lighting...

PSVR support is superb; Solid 60FPS; even during replays; Great showcase for 4K and HDR on PS4 Pro; Big improvements in the sound department

Online connection required to progress in single player; The AI are still clueless; Where is Deep Forest; Trial Mountain and more; Campaign is light on content

In an age where established franchises seem to come front-loaded with as much content as the developers can stuff into them, there's something rather refreshing about Gran Turismo Sport. This baby is streamlined.

Gran Turismo Sport ( GT Sport ) is the 7th major instalment in Kazunori Yamauchi's popular racing series and the first exclusively released for the PlayStation 4. It's been 4 years since the previous instalment and I was ready to dust off my racing gloves, start the engine and hit the asphalt again.

"Sport is challenging for the human mind and spirit! Sport is fun! Sportmanship is important and good. To be bad is not good. To be bad is not good sportmanship..." The little instructional video that launches the Gran Turismo Online Championship is bad. Really bad.

My nine year old loves his ps4, and since he almost had to have a conversation with us the other day having finished all of his other games, we thought he'd better have this. Now he can rot in his bedroom for hours on end while shouting at the screen because the games "cheating".

Gran Turismo 6 was a game of big numbers. Players could race on 71 layouts of 33 tracks, and it boasts a staggering 1,200 cars. Gran Turismo Sport, on the other hand, has significantly lesser tracks and cars. It has just 27 configurations of 19 tracks, and only 177 cars.

I bought the ps4 ....as im 44 seemed along time to wait to buy my first console ...but im so glad i did..graphics and speed are fantastic on this game ...

Great fun but very addictive! The range of tracks, cars and scenarios and the quality of them is impressive

the metal case is very nice,the online mode is a bit deceiving. I didn't know about that from the start,if i did it may have affect my will to buy it. The graphics are amazing, lots of cool cars as usual. A must have for the fan of the series.