Gran Turismo 6 Update v1.09 released

Gran Turismo 6 Update v1.09
Gran Turismo 6 Update v1.09

Gran Turismo 6 Update v1.09 Released

Polyphony Digital released a Gran Turismo 6 update bringing the PlayStation 3 title to version 1.09. This update introduces a very interesting list of enhancements and new content.

As part of the Vision Gran Turismo Series,  the “Volkswagen GTI Roadster Vision Gran Turismo” has been released. (Video below) While that is an interesting car to say the least, it is not the only car that is added to the list of content. The 2013 GT-R NISMO GT3 Nissan GT Academy Team RJN, 2011 Lexus IS F CCS-R and the 2012 Toyota TS030 Hybrid make their appearance in Gran Turismo 6. With the Le Mans 24h just behind us, the Toyota TS030 LMP1 car will surely be welcomed by many endurance fans.

While new cars are great, a vast majority of the community is always on the lookout for a new track. They will be thrilled to see that in this Gran Turismo 6 update the Red Bull Ring has become part of the circuit selection. To conclude the features of the update, Polyphony Digital have implemented a selection of improvements and adjustments in both the Online and Offline part of the game.

Gran Turismo 6 Red Bull Ring  Gran Turismo 6 Red Bull Ring

Changelog V1.09

Vision Gran Turismo

Volkswagen GTI Roadster Vision Gran Turismo

After the update has been installed, the car can be purchased from the [Vision GT] option within the [CARS] section in “My Home”. Alternatively, it is also possible to obtain the car by completing a lap (regardless of the lap time) in the new Seasonal Event, available only for a limited time.

The “Volkswagen Vision GT” racing suit has been added to the [Special Outfits] page of the [Racing Gear] option within the [TUNING & SERVICING] section, accessible from “My Home”. The suit can also be obtained from the corresponding Seasonal Events, available only for a limited time.

New Track:

Red Bull Ring

The full and short track layouts of the “Red Bull Ring” have been added to the game. This is an ultra high speed circuit with long flat out sections and tricky tight corners in between. How you handle these tight turns will greatly affect your final lap time. In 2014, Formula 1 racing returned to this track after an 11 year hiatus, the circuit truly brings together the best of the old and the new.

New vehicles:

The following cars have been added to the [Dealerships] option within the [CARS] section of “My Home”. You can also find those cars in the [Recommended Cars] option of the same section:

• GT-R NISMO GT3 Nissan GT Academy Team RJN ‘13
• Lexus IS F CCS-R ‘11
• Toyota TS030 Hybrid ‘12

Adjustments to the physics simulation model

The physics simulation model of “Gran Turismo 6” has been updated with the following changes:

  • The dynamics of the car on surfaces with cornerstones and bumps have been improved;
  • The effect of the tyre geometry has been changed (mainly for the “Camber Angle” option);
  • The handling of some rear heavy cars has been improved;

The default settings of the tuning parts have also been adjusted to match the above changes.

Other cars adjustments

On the various Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution X models, it is now possible to enable the [Active Steering] under the [Driving Options] of the “Quick Menu”.

Offline improvements and adjustments

  • [Data Logger] can now be opened from the “Quick Menu” of Time Trial events. Please note that only limited features will be available in this way. Please refer to the online manual for more details.
  • A [Reset to Default] option that returns the car to its showroom condition has been added under [Car Settings].
  • Signal Starts are now enabled on tracks with signals

Online improvements and adjustments

  • A countdown is now displayed on the bottom right part of the Open Lobby screen, showing the time before an event starts and the time when the track voting ends.
  • The uploading time for both Drift Trials and Time Trials (Section) have been changed.

 

Official Webpage – http://www.gran-turismo.com