Gaming

Right on schedule following its reveal earlier this week, the latest version of Gran Turismo Sport is now available. A chonky update at 1.2GB, it may not introduce new cars or tracks, but it represents a step-change for the title nonetheless.

Exactly one year ago, Playground Games unleashed Forza Horizon 4. The third iteration of the franchise this generation, FH4 took players to a Greatest Hits version of Britain, complete with four seasons.

It’s during a heated battle at Zhejiang that I truly learn the reach of GRID’s Nemesis system. I have some time to really consider it too, since I’m currently wedged into the wall lining the main straight.

On this day in 2009, the Gran Turismo franchise officially made its first foray onto something other than Sony’s home console.

It’s barely a week since the last GT Sport update, but there’s another on its way.

The world of motor racing esports has got one championship larger over the weekend, with a new national competition in Japan. It goes by the name of Japan Esports GT Grand Prix — or JeGT Grand Prix for short — and it aims to unify esports and motorsport, to “revitalize” both industries in the nation.

We get to try out some of GT Sport’s new content in this week’s Daily Races, with a new car in one race and a new (ish) track in another.

There’s a new way to play Codemaster’s DiRT Rally 2.0. No, we’re not talking about VR — that’s available on PC — but through the Xbox Game Pass subscription service.

One of the most iconic race tracks of all time is now available for the rFactor 2 crowd. Yes, the Nurburgring has arrived on the PC sim.

The release of Codemasters’ reboot of GRID is fast approaching, and players are keen to know which of their peripherals will be supported.

We’re only two weeks away now from GRID’s amended launch date of October 11. The game, a reboot of the GRID (or Race Driver: GRID, if you prefer) series will land on PS4, XBOne, and PC in two Fridays’ time, with a couple of days’ early access for Ultimate Edition owners.

Nearly two years after its original launch, a new version of GT Sport becomes available from next Friday.

The Polyphony Digital team has again been presenting some of its technical expertise at the CEDEC event in Yokohama. CEDEC, the Computer Entertainment Developers Conference is an annual conference for the computer entertainment industry. Taking place at the Pacifico Yokohama, an exhibition center in Yokohama, earlier this month, CEDEC includes seminars from noted figures aimed at improving the industry as a whole.

The sun is out and the Summer season is in full swing for players in Forza Horizon 4. This week sees the kickoff for Series 14, which also marks the first anniversary since FH4’s launch.

The FIA has announced 16 drivers who’ll be competing in the Digital Cup at the first FIA Motorsport Games at the beginning of November, and the list includes some rather familiar names.

We’re just catching our collective breath following today’s GT Sport content update, but already there’s a chance to use some of it in the newest game mode.

Polyphony Digital has rolled out the latest version of Gran Turismo Sport. Version 1.45 weighs in at a hair over 2GB, introducing four new cars and expanding the available wet circuits in the game.

After a preview on Monday, Playground Games has released the latest version of its open-world racer, Forza Horizon 4.

Two ’90s era rally cars have touched down in DiRT Rally 2.0 this week as part of the Season 3 DLC.

Playground Games has teased the latest addition to Forza Horizon 4. Just in time for the game’s first anniversary, Series 14 will arrive with at least one new car: the McLaren 600LT.