Sony and Polyphony Digital are celebrating Gran Turismo’s 20th birthday a few months early in preparation for the launch of Gran Turismo Sport next week.

A video released today features executives from Polyphony and Sony explaining a bit of the history of the series and what it’s been like to work on the games. President of Sony Worldwide Studios Shuhei Yoshida also explains how Polyphony CEO Kazunori Yamauchi’s always optimistic attitude encouraged the team during the development of the original Gran Turismo.

There are a lot of interesting quotes about the series’ development and how it’s changed over the years, including tidbits about the scale of Gran Turismo Sport and the effort that has gone into developing it. Be sure to check out the video below.

Sony and Polyphony Digital are celebrating Gran Turismo’s 20th birthday a few months early in preparation for the launch of Gran Turismo Sport next week.

A video released today features executives from Polyphony and Sony explaining a bit of the history of the series and what it’s been like to work on the games. President of Sony Worldwide Studios Shuhei Yoshida also explains how Polyphony CEO Kazunori Yamauchi’s always optimistic attitude encouraged the team during the development of the original Gran Turismo.

There are a lot of interesting quotes about the series’ development and how it’s changed over the years, including tidbits about the scale of Gran Turismo Sport and the effort that has gone into developing it. Be sure to check out the video below.

Even though it's typically obscured beneath a haze of slapstick and rubber-duck jokes, TT Games' Lego titles do actually contain narrative strings that tie the experiences together. Really! If you don't believe us, a new trailer for Lego Marvel Super Heroes 2 will certainly dismantle your skepticism. It highlights the main conflict between a massive roster of heroes and their time-travelling foe, Kang the Conqueror. Also, it's narrated by Cosmo The Spacedog, who is a good boy.

You may recognize the voice of Kang the Conqueror, too. Actor Peter Serafinowicz, who plays TheTick on Amazon's The Tick voices the villain.

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Even though it's typically obscured beneath a haze of slapstick and rubber-duck jokes, TT Games' Lego titles do actually contain narrative strings that tie the experiences together. Really! If you don't believe us, a new trailer for Lego Marvel Super Heroes 2 will certainly dismantle your skepticism. It highlights the main conflict between a massive roster of heroes and their time-travelling foe, Kang the Conqueror. Also, it's narrated by Cosmo The Spacedog, who is a good boy.

You may recognize the voice of Kang the Conqueror, too. Actor Peter Serafinowicz, who plays TheTick on Amazon's The Tick voices the villain.

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When The House – a syndicate controlling Need For Speed Payback's Fortune Valley – goes after Tyler, he assembles a crew and hits back.

Take to the streets, win races and earn respect, and go on set-piece missions to take down the organization.

For more on the game, check out Jeff's hands-on impressions from Gamescom.

When The House – a syndicate controlling Need For Speed Payback's Fortune Valley – goes after Tyler, he assembles a crew and hits back.

Take to the streets, win races and earn respect, and go on set-piece missions to take down the organization.

For more on the game, check out Jeff's hands-on impressions from Gamescom.

A new trailer for Pokémon Ultra Sun and Moon has come out, showcasing the Z-Moves of Dusk Mane Necrozma and Dawn Wings Necrozma, as well as a powered-up Rotom Dex.

Pokémon Ultra Sun and Moon are out for the 3DS on November 17. For another look at the game, take a visit to Ultra Megalopolis.

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A new trailer for Pokémon Ultra Sun and Moon has come out, showcasing the Z-Moves of Dusk Mane Necrozma and Dawn Wings Necrozma, as well as a powered-up Rotom Dex.

Pokémon Ultra Sun and Moon are out for the 3DS on November 17. For another look at the game, take a visit to Ultra Megalopolis.

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Tango Gameworks' upcoming sequel to The Evil Within launches in a couple of days, and a new trailer highlights some of the game's horrific creatures and setpieces.

Take a look at the clip below to see a host of monstrous enemies, weird hallucinatory imagery, and a fair bit of gore. Don't worry – it's all in Sebastien Castellanos' head. Or is it?

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Tango Gameworks' upcoming sequel to The Evil Within launches in a couple of days, and a new trailer highlights some of the game's horrific creatures and setpieces.

Take a look at the clip below to see a host of monstrous enemies, weird hallucinatory imagery, and a fair bit of gore. Don't worry – it's all in Sebastien Castellanos' head. Or is it?

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