Sure, Gran Turismo 7 is releasing on PS4 too but, from what we've seen so far, Sony's latest hardware will make the racing game look and feel more realistic than ever before when it lands in March. The next entry in Sony's premier racing sim series is on the way, and it's set to be the best yet thanks to the power of the PS5. Check out our full Gran Turismo 7 review.GT7 is a glorious return to form for the series and we hope developer Polyphony Digital will support the game for a long time to come. You're rarely waiting longer than a few seconds to dive into - or retry - a racing activity. Pair this with lightning-quick load times and you end up with a beautifully seamless racing experience in GT7. You'll feel every bump in the road, every screech around a corner and every gear change as you manoeuvre around GT7's litany of tracks.

GT7 is also a stunning showcase of PS5 tech, making arguably the best use of the DualSense Wireless Controller's haptic feedback and adaptive triggers. GT7, then, gets back to what the charming racing sim does best: offering bags of content with sublime racing gameplay, all wrapped up in a wonderfully charming and inviting user experience that's remarkably moreish. Gran Turismo 7 restores the racing sim franchise back to its former greatness, overall fixing the lack of content and slightly underwhelming visuals of both GT6 and GT Sport. This upgraded version of GTA 5 has only made us more excited for the (now finally confirmed) GTA 6. From the neon-lit signs at night to the searing hot sun that hangs in the sky over Vespucci Beach, I've found myself awestruck at times at just how aesthetically pleasing it all looks.' It has a transformative effect on almost every element of the game, and it’s hard to imagine what the bustling streets of Los Santos were like without it. 'GTA 5’s new lighting engine is what struck me first. We feel like Rockstar has done enough to make GTA 5 actually worth buying again and, in our impressions piece, our Hardware Editor Adam Vjestica said:

This 'expanded and enhanced' version of GTA 5 for PS5 and Xbox Series X boasts new graphics modes, HDR options, ray-tracing, faster load times, 3D audio and more besides, with Xbox One and PS4 players able to transfer their saves over. After being delayed from 2021, GTA 5 on PS5 and Xbox Series X finally arrived on March 15 - and it was certainly worth the wait.Ĭoming around nine years after the original game launched on Xbox 360 and PS3, this new version of GTA 5 and GTA Online takes advantage of the power of the latest generation of consoles to show the increasingly familiar setting of Los Santos at its best.

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