Playground Games has kicked off the first Forza Monthly livestream of 2021 by giving us a glimpse of what we can expect going into the upcoming Forza Horizon 4 Series 31 content update.
GT Sport fans have a new set of Daily Races to occupy them over the next seven days, with a couple of old favorites and combinations we’ve not seen in a little while. It’s a bit of a mixture this week, with fictional and real circuits, road cars and race cars, so there’s bound to be something to entice.
It’s nearly that time of the month again (well, lunar month at any rate) where the next batch of Forza Horizon 4 content is getting ready to hit the game. The next set of four seasons looks to have a bit of a surprise coming: Chevrolet’s new mid-engined Corvette C8.
Formula E has launched a new esports competition which will see qualifying drivers race against sim racers, pros, and celebrities, with some rather unusual prizes.
With 2021 now up and running, the first full Spring season of the new year is underway in Forza Horizon 4. Series 30 is now in the home stretch, so there’s one last batch of events for players to chase after.
After breaking sales records across over the last seven years, it looks like Sony’s PlayStation 4 could be reaching the end of its life soon. Sony appears to have ended production of almost every model of PS4, leaving just the basic 500GB slim console to carry on the name.
Since DIRT 5 launched in November, things have been a little quiet on the post-launch goodies front. Although Codemasters has been hard at work fixing some of the game’s issues, and adding wheel support, there hasn’t really been any new stuff since day one — festive themed “Snow Limits” pack aside.
GT Sport’s Daily Races enter a new year, and this week’s new set of three races will see you reaching for the race cars. It’s an unusual selection that sees three events exclusively for track machines, and two for the same category — though there is a twist.
2020 is officially in the endgame. To help ring in the new year, a fresh Winter season is underway in Forza Horizon 4. With a new batch of events and content, players will be kept busy as 2021 begins.
It’s been a big year at the Horizon Festival. While the real United Kingdom has been staying indoors and driving around less, the fictional version in Forza Horizon 4 has grown and grown.
The last set of GT Sport Daily Races for this year is heading to the real world, and taking players to some of the game’s destinations around the globe.
It was the night before Christmas, and all across Forza Horizon 4, players are once again on the road, for the latest Autumn seasonal tour. The last full season of 2020 has a new selection of events to keep everyone busy over the festive period.
If you’re at a loose end over the next week, WRC 9 has a rather interesting competition open to all players. A special in-game time trial event could see you walk away with a pretty expensive prize.
There’s a brand new name in the world of games consoles today. No, it’s not the MadBox, but the KFConsole, a machine launched today by chicken-based fast-food outlet KFC. Yes, you read that sentence right.
There’s a new update for WRC 9 landing on all platforms today, with a few important changes as well as bringing the next-gen console versions right up to date.
According to Toyota Gazoo Racing, Gran Turismo Sport players have picked up more than 300,000 units of the new Toyota GR Yaris since it came to the game just over a month ago.
The 2020 FIA Certified Gran Turismo Online Championships are now over. Gran Turismo and the FIA have crowned their world champions, and in case you missed it that was Team Subaru in the Manufacturer Series, and Japan’s Takuma Miyazono in the Nations Cup.