Gaming

Xbox is gearing up for its annual Electronic Entertainment Expo live stream, straight from the Microsoft Theater in LA, and you can watch it all here.

The next expansion pack for Playground Games’ open-world racer is around the corner and, as usual, there’s more than a handful of speculation as to what it could contain.

The Forza teams have revealed this month’s major streaming schedule. Sure enough E3 will play a big role, with the Forza Monthly show coming the day after Microsoft’s briefing.

A new season change has arrived in Forza Horizon 4. Following the Series 10 preview, the first batch of content has landed to accompany the Summer season.

With E3 2019 right around the corner, Fanatec has announced its latest offering. If the CSL Elite Wheel base looks and sounds familiar, it should. In 2017, Fanatec released the dedicated CSL Elite Wheel for the PS4. One year later, the German brand returned with the standalone CSL Elite Wheel Base +, also for the PS4.

With just over three weeks until the release of F1 2019, Codemasters is showing off more of its official racer. The newest batch of images focus on the changes the team has made to nighttime driving.

Veloce Esports will be one of the two wildcard entries to the $100,000 Le Mans esports (LMES) super-final.

The latest update for Forza Motorsport 7 is now available to all players. This month’s update is a smaller affair, focusing on the Forza Race Regulations System.

June has begun, and that means the second season of post-launch content for DiRT Rally 2.0. Kicking things off is a pair of high-powered rallycross machines from Ford and Peugeot.

It looks like Koenigsegg’s latest and greatest, the Jesko, is set to feature in the next Forza title.

Forza Horizon 4 players are wrapping up the tail-end of the Spring season, and that means the next round of seasons is just around the corner. Sure enough, Playground Games has just detailed what players can expect in Series 10.

Polyphony Digital, the studio behind the Gran Turismo series, has opened a new office in Tokyo.

It’s Monday, so it’s all-change again in the GT Sport Daily Races. This week we’ve got an old favorite, a new favorite, and some Minis at Suzuka.

Both of the current FIA events in GT Sport reach their tenth and final round today. The next rounds are due to get underway next Saturday, so Polyphony Digital has updated the FIA calendar — and it looks like there may be some more content in store.

If you’ve been following the F1 Esports Championships for the last two years you’ll have seen some pretty impressive racing. Some of the world’s top virtual racers have been plying their trade for the Formula One teams’ official esports teams.

The leaves are turning green, and the sun is shining brightly once more. Spring has made a grand return in Forza Horizon 4. A fresh bevy of content has dropped to accompany the new season switch.

Do you fancy yourself as the fastest, multi-discipline virtual racing driver in the world? Now’s your chance to follow in Igor Fraga’s footsteps and prove it.

While there is indeed a new Need for Speed coming by the end of 2019, you won’t be seeing it next month. Developer Ghost Games has confirmed it won’t be debuting the as-yet-unnamed sequel in LA for E3 and Electronic Art’s own EA Play in June.

Polyphony Digital has released the latest version of Gran Turismo Sport. Dubbed version 1.39 and weighing in at 1.2GB, it does things a little differently than past updates.

Time Extend enjoys all kinds of racing games. If you’ve listened before, you likely know by this point we love our old-school arcade coin guzzlers, but we have a soft spot for brutal rally simulators, semi-realistic circuit experiences, and, of course, the humble kart racer. Which brings us to today’s show.