Gran Turismo 6 Online Services Shutting Down on March 28 - News
by William D'Angelo , posted on 01 January 2018 / 6,978 ViewsSony Interactive Entertainment announced it is shutting down the online services for Gran Turismo 6 on March 28, 2018 at 12:00 UTC.
Starting on January 31, 2018 Sony will also stop selling DLC that can be used in-game.
Read the complete details below:
Warning Regarding In-Game Credits
If you have deleted your game data after purchasing credits from the GT Store, please make sure to install/redeem the credits again before the end of the online service to have them available in-game. The installation/redemption of credits can be done in-game from [My Home] -> [GT Store] -> [Purchased Content]. It will no longer be possible to install/redeem credits after the end of the online service.
How to re-download Credits when your game data has been deleted
Even if you accidentally delete your game data after the end of the online service, it will still be possible to re-download and re-install the credits. To re-download them, go to the [Download List] in the PlayStation Store, or go to [PSN] -> [Account Management] -> [Purchase History] -> [Download List] from the PlayStation 3 XMB (Cross Media Bar).
Regarding the “Track Path Editor”
With the end of the online services, the distribution of the “GT6 Track Path Editor”, currently available on “Google Play” and the “App Store”, will also end as of 28 March 2018. After the end of the online services, it will no longer be possible to transfer track data created with the “GT6 Track Path Editor” to Gran Turismo 6.
Gran Turismo 6 launched for the PlayStation 3 in December 2013.
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Yet another game will now become forever incomplete, unless, of course, you hacked your console or some such.
Sony have always been fairly aggressive with taking games offline, this does surprise me abit though considering we don't even have Gran Turismo 7 yet, (Sport doesn't count, it's a half baked game)
Wow, shitty...NFS Hot Pursuit - a 2010 game - still online and going strong actually. That game just keeps getting played because of how phenomenal it is. Honestly, possibly the best online racing I have played.
Not sure if serious.
So incase you were still enjoying this online, too bad and go play GT Sport.
And here you can still play Forza 2 online lol.
4 the gamers...
To bad because its a superior racing game in almost every way compared to GT:sports :(
It nas more contente, and that's it.
It nas more contente, and that's it.
It always hurts a little to know the global connectivity to a game is being cut off like this. I await the day I have to homebrew my Wii U....
They could've at least waited until December, give the online mode full 5 years. I guess the number of players really don't compensate for the servers costs anymore.
I dont think anyone still plays this
You really shouldn’t play GT6 for the online though.
Pretty sure "unplattable" is not a word Chachi.
Chachi is a proper noun lol