Gran Turismo 7

Gran Turismo 7 commits one of the most egregious post-launch bait-and-switches in gaming: Polyphony Digital slashed in-game credit payouts for events and rewards weeks after release, actively pushing players toward purchasing credits with real money. The backlash forced Sony to temporarily disable the microtransaction store, but the system remains in place, making top-tier content effectively unobtainable without spending $40 or more per car.