Really disapointed with this latest edition. Single player mode is very dull and multiplayer ie racing which is the whole point, you have to pay extra. You can't tinker with the cars either which was a fun part of the older edition. My advise don't buy it unless your willing to cough up extra dough.

Tim winds up his year of racing reviews with much-delayed PS4 exclusive GT Sport.

The graphics are a powerhouse for the PS4 system; What content made the final cut is impeccably polished

There are not enough cars, tracks or modes to justify the price tag; An online penalty system that only Pastor Maldonado would approve of; The AI is still braindead

It feels like it's been forever since this was announced, doesn't it I'm sure the year-long delay didn't help, either. But what is Gran Turismo Sport It's not the next numbered outing, nor

Constant online rewards; Stunningly beautiful; Handles brilliantly; Daily races keep things flowing

Needs more online "quick race" options; Penalty systems are inconsistent

Gran Turismo Sport is a bona fide virtual motorsport and that's awesome. But single-player modes are lacking and it's demonstrably outshone by Forza Motorsport 7 in virtually every area.

Ultra-solid driving with incredible depth of handling nuance; The cars look beautiful; especially glass effects; Online mode feels carefully curated and important

Completely clams up if the internet connection goes down; Weak crashes and familiar; last-gen feeling; Single-player is reminiscent of PSP Gran Turismo

The Gran Turismo series IS PlayStation's flagship driving game. It's one of the most popular racing series of all time, with Polyphony Digital releasing a

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.