In career mode you are slowly introduced to new aspects of the game, with wet and night racing being introduced after you successfully complete one or two career mode categories. The game also continues to teach you in the game’s main feature, career mode. Other assistance options help you get to grips with the control of the cars with the anti-lock braking system, active stability management and more. The most useful option is the driving line, this option helps you by displaying where to break and accelerated, and when to start turning into a corner. These options which can be turned on or off at any time. GT6 helps ease new players into the game by offering an array of driving assistance options. If there is one thing any racing game needs to accomplish is the ability to appeal to both newcomers and veterans, thankfully GT6 does this. The game does have cars and tracks that were envisioned by the creators, which in their own right are all well designed, the sheer number of licenced content on offer is definitely something to behold. The game also features a large number of official race tracks, with the likes of the Indianapolis Motor Speedway – the home of the Indianapolis 500, Suzuka – the home of the Japanese F1 GP and Silverstone – the home of British motorsport. Gran Turismo 6 is a car fanatic’s wet dream with the game boasting over 1,000 licenced cars from top manufactures that include: Ferrari, Subaru and Audi. GOOD – Huge selection of licenced cars and tracks It will be interesting to see if GT6 manages to live up to the pedestal created by the previous games in the series. The GT series has always proven to be a money maker for PlayStation with nearly each game surpassing 10 million sales. The popular PlayStation exclusive racing simulation offers players a chance to drive an array of officially licenced cars on some of the most well known race tracks in the world. To celebrate the series 15th anniversary Polyphony Digital has released Gran Turismo 6, one of the biggest games in the series to date. This review will feature SG Gaming Info’s new review layout.

With 2013 and the current console generation ending, SG Gaming Info takes a look at the PlayStation 3 exclusive racing game, Gran Turismo 6.

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