Gaming

The latest content update for Forza Horizon 4 now available to all players. Following on from yesterday’s preview livestream, Series 16 brings in new content as well as continuing quality-of-life improvements. All the latest content will be brought to players over the next few weeks. The update weighs in at 2.46 GB on the base Xbox One and 3.05 GB for the One X.

Japanese brand Mazda is set to be the latest car manufacturer to join forces with Gran Turismo Sport.

We were quite surprised when a leak last week revealed the fact that another famous real-world circuit was coming to GT Sport. A document circulated to players at this weekend’s World Final showed Laguna Seca was next up on the track list, hot on the heels of October’s new circuit, Spa-Francorchamps.

Everything changed at the 2018 FIA GTC World Finals. We didn’t realize it at the time, but we were witnessing the birth of one of the great rivalries in racing esports.

Playground Games has given us a sneak peek at what we can expect in the next upcoming Forza Horizon 4 update. Series 16 is set to bring a taste of Italy to the UK with the latest content and events.

Right at the end of the Forza Monthly stream, presenter and principal game designer Mike Brown dropped a bombshell: Toyota is back.

Following its launch in October, Codemaster’s GRID is set to receive a major new addition this month after a subdued start.

So this is it. All the racing’s been done, all the preparations made, and this weekend the world’s best Gran Turismo Sport drivers will meet in Monaco. They’re all chasing one trophy, and a money-can’t-buy prize of lining up alongside Lewis Hamilton, Ott Tanak, Fernando Alonso, and other world champion drivers to receive their adulation in Paris in December.

The GT Sport FIA Online Championship World Final event in Monaco will play host to the revealing of another Vision Gran Turismo car.

This week’s Daily Races are something of a mixed bag, but there should be a little something for everyone.

You wait ages for a new, famous real-world race track to come to GT Sport, then two come along at once…

It’s almost time for another installment of Turn 10’s Forza Monthly livestream. The studio has penciled in the latest edition for Tuesday, November 19, where fans will be eager to hear the latest news on the Forza franchise.

Spring has arrived in the UK for another week in Forza Horizon 4. Series 15 is heading into the final stretch this week, with a new batch of content up for grabs.

The latest update for The Crew 2 is now available on all platforms. Dubbed ‘Blazing Shots’, the free update brings a host of new events, vanity items, and of course, new cars to roam the open world in.

Following a long hiatus, GTPlanet’s Weekly Race Series (WRS) will resume hosting Online Races, beginning this week. The races, using GT Sport, are modeled after our weekly time trial events, with multiple time slots to account for varying time zones of our members.

It may be cracking on for a decade old now (yes, really), but Gran Turismo 5 still has a few secrets left to give.

The World Final for the 2019 FIA Online Championship might be just around the corner, but your chance to qualify for next year has already started.

We’re coming up on the end of the year, and right on cue, Sector3 Studios has begun teasing what’s next for RaceRoom Racing Experience. The Swedish studio has revealed the next car on its way is the BMW M4 GT4.

If London-based racing game developer Slightly Mad Studios (SMS) didn’t already have enough on its hands at the moment, it’s also apparently working on something ‘enormous’.

A quarter of a century. That’s how long Need for Speed has been part of the gaming landscape. In fact the original game — The Need for Speed — predates the PlayStation itself by three months, and initially launched on the 3DO console. If you remember that, you’re showing your age.