If you’re undecided on whether to pick up Test Drive Unlimited Solar Crown when it finally arrives on September 12, it’s now available as a limited, free demo on Steam for the next ten days.

The throwback “Horizon Retrowave” Series in Forza Horizon 5 moves into its penultimate week with a fresh set of challenges and some brand new rewards over the next seven days.

There’s a treat in store in the latest set of Gran Turismo 7 Weekly Challenges, which will become available as your console passes midnight on Thursday evening, by way of a special race that will get you right in the nostalgia.

With this year’s 24 Hours of Le Mans coming up in a couple of weekends, the Gran Turismo 7 Online Time Trial for the intervening period will mark the event with a very appropriate challenge.

In the midst of its planned takeover of Fanatec, Corsair is taking its own first steps into the sim racing market, revealing a new driving rig set to launch later in 2024.

Bugatti is set to reveal its first all-new car in eight years later this month, with an as-yet unnamed hypercar sporting an entirely new V16 powertrain waiting under the covers untl June 20.

After several false starts, it now seems like Test Drive Unlimited Solar Crown has a concrete launch date at last, and will be arriving on ninth-generation consoles and Steam on September 12, 2024.

More than a year on from its original launch, PlayStation VR2 has just seen a major bump in compatibility with the launch of a new PlayStation VR2 PC adapter, on sale soon.

The Gran Turismo 7 Daily Races have cycled to a new set for the new week, with three more races running every 20-30 minutes across the next seven days.

This weekend, for the first time in almost a decade, the Nurburgring will be blessed with the presence of gamers taking on the famous and arduous 24-hour race.

Hyundai’s specialist motorsport and performance division, N, has announced that it plans to collaborate with Gran Turismo for “various sim racing activities”.

The new season in Forza Horizon 5’s current nostalgic Series is now available, with a range of new events, challenges, and rewards across the next week.

The Gran Turismo 7 Weekly Challenges are arriving on consoles as midnight passes in each time zone, with a new set of challenges and special rewards for completing them.

French developer Nacon has announced the creation of a new sim racing department, as well as a hardware sub-brand named “Revosim” which will reveal a first direct drive steering wheel soon.

The nostalgia continues in this week’s Gran Turismo 7 Online Time Trial, with a third road car event in a row and one that marks the return of a fan-favorite vehicle to the game.

The 1.48 update for Gran Turismo 7 is now available, with one of the larger car drops in the game’s life which sees a selection of cars from previous GT games coming back after a long absence — including a welcome return for an entire brand.

Amazon Games has announced a collaboration with Maverick Games, a new studio founded by the creative forces behind the Forza Horizon series. The partnership is set to deliver a narrative-led, open-world driving game, which will be available on PC, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X|S.

Following a teaser earlier this week, the new vehicle contents of Gran Turismo 7’s 1.48 update have now been revealed in full — confirming the identities of the machines we’ll be driving soon.

With F1 24 nearly upon us — and a little earlier than usual — GTPlanet has been getting familiar with the title through a review code (for Playstation 5) provided by EA. However, we’re not going to do a traditional review of the title for two reasons.

The next game update for Gran Turismo 7 looks set to land on our consoles this coming Thursday, May 30, with series creator Kazunori Yamauchi posting his traditional pre-update teaser on Twitter.