20 Best PlayStation Exclusives Of The Decade

When it comes to staying power, none can fault the Gran Turismo series for its efforts. What originally started on the PS1, continuing to the PS4, the series has always maintained what it set out to do: showcase the best cars around the world in an authentic racing simulator.

Whilst GT Sport is currently doing the circuit, GT5 stands out as a defining point for the series. Taking the leap to the PS3 back in 2010, Polyphony Digital really pushed the boat out both graphically and performance-wise at the time.

Boasting a thousand meticulously replicated cars, it was also the first time the series had competitive multiplayer properly introduced. This meant that all the intricate fine tuning you could invest in could finally be shown off and tested, against up to fifteen other racers.

At the time, it was a testament to what the PS3 was capable of, to fit such an impressive feat into one game. It was also the first time a Gran Turismo had a damage model, should you want to wreck this beautiful machines. But why would you, you monster?