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Sony Interactive Entertainment and Polyphony Digital today unveiled a new update for Gran Turismo Sport, v1.34 which adds a host of new content to the game.

Kazunori Yamauchi, the studio manager, had already confirmed the arrival of 5 new cars, but one of them represents a video game debut – the new Toyota GR Supra RZ of 2019.

In addition to the Toyota car, you will find in Gran Turismo Sport cars from Mercedes, Mazda, McLaren, and Pagani that the biggest motorsport enthusiasts will recognize easily.

See below the list of five new cars:

• TOYOTA GR Supra RZ ’19 (N300)
• Pagani Huayra ’13 (N700)
• Mercedes-Benz SLR McLaren ’09 (N600)
• Mazda Eunos Roadster (NA Special Package) ’89 (N200)
• McLaren F1 GTR – BMW (Kokusai Kaihatsu UK Racing) ’95 (Gr.3)

As expected, there were 5 new events in the various leagues of the game and a new track: the Autopolis International Racing Course.

Gran Turismo Sport has been available since October 2017 and over the months has been supported with several free novelties. The most recent can be seen in the new promotional trailer.

Judgment Gets Release Date

SEGA’s Judgment already has a release date.

Available since early December 2018 in Japan, the new intellectual property of Ryu Ga Gotoku Studio (responsible for the Yakuza series), has already gained an official date for the West.

According to shared by SEGA, it will be on June 25 that you will be able to return to Kamurocho.

However, if you reserve the digital version of Judgment, you can start playing on June 21st.

Despite presenting itself as a new intellectual property, Judgment takes place in the same place as the Yakuza series, but with totally different protagonists and themes.

In Judgment, you will follow a group of lawyers who try to help their clients and still discover the mysteries surrounding a serial killer.

It is yet another case of the action and drama that allowed the Yakuza series to become a SEGA reference.

In development for iOS and Android devices, The Elder Scrolls: Blades is a high-quality mobile experience that seeks to adapt the acclaimed series to a touch-controlled device.

This game will allow you to explore dungeons and beautiful locations, fight various enemies and enjoy the main features that have enshrined this series, but now an experience made the precept for mobile.

The closed beta will arrive before The Elder Scrolls: Blades will be released in this format to iOS devices. Android players will have to wait for the spring to play the game.

Bethesda shared that access to the closed beta will be by invitation, but did not specify how it will choose who will have access.

We’re running a closed beta for The Elder Scrolls: Blades prior to Early Access. Find out what this means, plus the answers to various #Blades questions, here: https://t.co/onalmoSTUt pic.twitter.com/7b0jcGDy1H

— The Elder Scrolls (@ElderScrolls) March 1, 2019