Sony’s upcoming Gran Turismo 5 will feature a track editor, a first for the longstanding racing sim.

Speaking in an interview on the official PlayStation UK blog, Sony Computer Entertainment president Shuhei Yoshida casually mentioned that the game would feature an online track editor when asked about new features we’ll be seeing in the game.

Other features teased by the publishing president include night racing, weather effects, stunt arenas, and a go-karting mode, saying that the sequel would go beyond a definitive driving experience to “a definitive gaming experience full stop.”

One of the most oft-delayed games in modern development history, Gran Turismo was revealed to have a definitive November 2 release date during this year’s E3. –1up

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Rate this item Sony’s upcoming Gran Turismo 5 will feature a track editor, a first for the longstanding racing sim. Speaking in an interview on the official PlayStation UK blog, Sony Computer Entertainment president Shuhei Yoshida casually mentioned that the game would feature an online track editor when asked about new features we’ll be seeing in the game. Other features teased by the publishing president include night racing, weather effects, stunt arenas, and a go-karting mode, saying that the sequel would go beyond a definitive driving experience to “a definitive gaming experience full stop.” One of the most oft-delayed games in modern development history, Gran Turismo was revealed to have a definitive November 2 release date during this year’s E3. -1up