Gaming

Polyphony Digital has revealed the info on the GT Sport game update that lands in a matter of hours. As we revealed earlier this week, it will indeed feature a new-to-franchise track in the shape of Goodwood Motor Circuit.

After last week’s announcement-of-an-announcement, SOEDESCO has revealed the release date of Truck Driver. Long-haul hopefuls on consoles will get their chance behind the big rigs on September 19.

An as-yet unidentified person has purchased an exclusive “virtual car” for more than $100,000 USD in an unreleased, officially-licensed Formula 1 game you have almost certainly never heard of.

Kylotonn has shown off the first in-game footage of its new FIA European Truck Racing Championship. In it, racers can check out the big rigs as they rumble through Italy’s Misano circuit.

Polyphony Digital is expanding its team once again with a new hire. Hideo Teramoto recently joined the studio, and he’s a man with plenty of experience with another classic PlayStation racing title.

It’s a very racy week in the GT Sport Daily Races. For the first time in a very long while, there’s no road car presence at all, with all three events using full-on racing machines. That doesn’t mean Polyphony Digital hasn’t taken a chance to experiment though…

It’s that exciting time of month again where Polyphony Digital is readying the next version of GT Sport for our consoles.

Kylotonn Racing and Bigben Games have shown off more of this September’s WRC 8. The latest preview video gives rally fans a look at a grueling Rally Argentina stage.

One of the major tenets Codemasters is pushing for the upcoming F1 2019 is customization. We’ve now learned that microtransactions will be a part of the equation when the game launches next month.

Winter has blanketed Forza Horizon 4 yet again. Once more fans can look forward to a new selection of events and content across Britain, including new exclusive rides.

Fans of the DTM championship and the Forza franchise are speculating the meaning behind a recent mysterious social media post.

If you read my last review with the Thrustmaster T150, you know I’m new to playing sim racing games without a controller. I’m so new in fact that I had to mount my wheel to a TV tray in order to use it with my PS4. This isn’t exactly ideal.

Although information is gathering at some pace about Sony’s next console, it seems that PlayStation is not forgetting about its past offerings.

Big news for big rig fans. Nearly a year after its initial announcement, Truck Driver will get a release date for consoles next week.

Long-time Gran Turismo collaborator Daiki Kasho returned to the recording studio recently. It sounds like it was for new work for the franchise, too.

When it comes to sim games, to say I enjoy more lowkey titles is a bit of an understatement. Titles like American and Euro Truck Simulators, Mudrunner, and even Pure Farming often catch my eye. So when Stillalive Studios offered me the chance to check out Bus Simulator 18, I couldn’t resist.

This year’s E3 is mere weeks away. But before thousands pack into the LA Convention Center to see what’s coming up, the PlayStation Store has another sale on what’s already here.

Sony continues to slowly provide gamers with morsels of info on its next-gen PlayStation. We’ve now got the first comparison video showcasing the system’s vastly reduced loading times.

Right on schedule, another rally location has landed in Codemasters’ DiRT Rally 2.0. Germany Rally is now available for players on PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC.

A racing franchise is returning with a new title this September. Codemasters has unveiled GRID, the non-numbered next iteration in the eponymous series.