Earlier today, we got our first good look at the Nissan GT-R GT3 coming to Assetto Corsa Competizione. As it turns out, it was the briefest of teasers, as the update has finally taken form and arrived to the Steam Early Access title.
Last month, the iRacing team confirmed the BMW M8 GTE would be making its way to the game sometime soon. Now, the team has released a new video, giving players a first look at the V8-powered machine in all of its glory.
UPDATE (March 04): “We have nothing to announce at this time,” reads the official response from a Forza representative when we asked about the Forza Street mention.
It’s a new month, and that means one thing in the world of Forza: another episode of Forza Monthly should be coming. And come it will, next Friday, March 8.
UPDATE: Since this article was originally published, an official trailer (embedded below) and screenshots for the new car have been released by Polyphony Digital.
Grab your coats and scarves, winter has come to pass in Forza Horizon 4. While there’s plenty of slipping and sliding to go around, there’s no shortage of fun to be had. With it, as always, comes a bevy of new challenges and rewards players can earn while letting loose across Britain.
First things first – DiRT Rally 2.0 has jumped forward leaps in bounds in areas that I’ve outlined in my previous articles. With my sim background, it’s clear to see the vast improvement in the driving experience. However, as with any game, it’s not all sunshine and roses.
DiRT Rally 2.0 is now available across all major platforms. To celebrate, we’ve teamed up with Codemasters for a giveaway. Want a digital copy of the game? All you need to do is answer a dozen questions.
The line between console and PC gaming is about to get even blurrier. Thanks to a deep dive into the Windows 10 version of State of Decay, some gamers have found hints that Microsoft is bringing the Xbox and PC platforms even closer together.
Rally fans rejoice! DiRT Rally 2.0 is now available on the PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC platforms. The sequel to the 2015 rally racer dials things up to 11 with marked improvements in nearly every area.
We’re quickly approaching the usual time of the year, and right on cue, the rumor mill is buzzing. This time, the spotlight shines on Microsoft and its potential offerings set to debut at this year’s E3.
He was the favorite heading into the day, and it turned out to be for good reason. With four wins in as many races, Evan Thorogood clinched the title at the WorldGaming Pfaff Forza 7 Canadian Challenge in Toronto on Sunday.
With the ninth generation of consoles right around the corner, the rumor mill is working overtime. A new patent filed by Sony hints at the PlayStation 5 being backwards compatible with the current PS4.
Sixteen drivers remain, but only one will win the chance to drive a race car. The Pfaff WorldGaming Canadian Challenge grand finals kick off very shortly, and it’ll all be live on Twitch.