: Confirms compatibility with North American game saves and base game files.
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: Refinements to vehicle handling and weather effects (rain/snow). Final Content
One of the most significant updates for Driveclub was the "-SPSX--DRIVECLUB-CUSA00093-USA-Update-v1.28--5...." patch, which brought a slew of new features, improvements, and content to the game. This update, like many others before it, demonstrated the commitment of the developers to supporting the game long after its initial release. -SPSX--DRIVECLUB-CUSA00093-USA-Update-v1.28--5....
This update (approx. 14GB) includes all the cars and tracks released post-launch.
Released in late 2016, version 1.28 was a bittersweet milestone for the racing community. It arrived shortly after Sony announced the closure of Evolution Studios. Despite the studio's dissolution, a small team remained to polish this final "thank you" to the fans. 1. Urban Tracks: The "Old Town" Expansion
All new tracks include their reverse counterparts. : Confirms compatibility with North American game saves
: Update 1.28 ports 15 new urban racing tracks (plus their reverse variants) originally designed for Driveclub VR over to the standard flat-screen PS4 version. These include popular circuits across Japan (Gujo), India (Ashii), Chile (Iquique), Canada (Port of Vancouver), and Norway (Bryggen).
Why does this matter? Game updates (PKG files) are to their base CUSA ID. Attempting to install a European update (CUSA00001) onto a US base game will fail, as the package signatures, title IDs, and internal asset paths differ. Thus, when discussing Update v1.28 , owners of the US disc must locate the correct USA-specific update file—which would normally download automatically from Sony’s servers when connected to PSN.
, v1.28 does not add offline server emulation—once the official game servers shut down in March 2020, the following features became permanently inaccessible without fan-made server emulators (which require a jailbroken console): search for "SPSX" PS4 scene release didn't return
Version 1.28, released on October 31, 2016, is widely regarded as the final significant update for Driveclub following the closure of its developer, Evolution Studios.
: The patch notes included a final message from Evolution Studios, thanking players for their support as this marked the end of the game's development cycle. Modern Context: Emulation and Fixes
Since the official servers for DRIVECLUB were shut down in 2019, installing this update on a modified PlayStation 4 is often done to access the offline content (tour mode) with all the previously released DLC cars and tracks included on the hard drive.