Although the 2021 F1 season hasn’t been quite as chaotic as 2020’s, it’s still been a bit all over the place. Quite literally in fact, as some grands prix are cancelled, postponed, reinstated, and even cancelled again.
Polyphony Digital and Fanatec have announced a new partnership that will see the peripheral manufacturer create new products for the Gran Turismo racing game series.
After a veritable flurry of GT7-related news earlier today — a potential Beta, and a look at a possible new official wheel for the game — the title has also popped up in a promo video for PS5.
Images that seem to reveal Fanatec’s promised PlayStation 5 Direct Drive wheel have surfaced on different social media sites over the weekend, and it looks set to be an official Gran Turismo product too.
The latest set of GT Sport Daily Races is now available, and speed is very much on the menu. You’ll be heading to some of the most full-throttle tracks in the game over the next seven days, with a variety of pretty powerful machinery.
In a rather strange development, part of the official PlayStation website seems to be confirming the existence of a Gran Turismo 7 Beta Test, with players invited to complete a simple task to get access.
Milestone has shown off what could be Hot Wheels Unleashed’s best feature with a couple of new videos. Track Builder is exactly as it sounds: a course creator kit using the famous orange track.
Colder winds and flying leaves herald the return of Autumn to Forza Horizon 4. Activities at the festival may be starting to slow down, but players are continuing their push to grab the latest rewards.
For those of you who’ve ordered the Digital Deluxe Edition, F1 2021 is under a week away from launch now. That means it won’t be long until you’ll be able to play the new-for-2021 feature: the Braking Point story mode.
A special event from French gaming publisher Nacon today will reveal more on its plans over the coming months. Called “Nacon Connect”, the live stream will cover games from across its developers.
As F1 2021 gets closer to launch (July 16, or July 13 with Digital Deluxe Edition early access), Codemasters keeps dropping new batches of screenshots to correspond with each real-world grand prix.