When we spoke to Kazunori Yamauchi in Salzburg last year, he confirmed that the team was always looking at ways to improve the flagship FIA experience. Since then we’ve seen regions split and reunited, and a more open entry mechanism, all to make the events smoother and friendlier for players.
You may recall in my previous piece, that I described the Group B cars in DiRT Rally 2.0 as “utterly terrifying” — and for good reason. Before I get onto that, I want to take you back to Group B in the original game.
Well this is sure to be a welcomed surprise. Forza Motorsport 4 may soon join the Xbox One’s Backwards Compatibility list sooner rather than later, according to a recent development.
The leaves, they are a-changin’. Autumn has returned in Forza Horizon 4, and with it is another batch of events and cars for players across Britain to earn.
Here on Time Extend, we like giving long overlooked and forgotten racers their due. And few have captured our attention quite like a little title from the turn of the millennium, based on the grandaddy of all endurance races.
First it was the launch trailer, giving a gritty look at the game and much of what it has to offer. Now we’ve got the next bit of info on DiRT Rally 2.0: the achievements.
The team behind iRacing is on a mission to bump up the PC sim racer’s GTE-class offerings. The BMW M8 GTE is the offering in question, and will contend with the likes of the Porsche 911 RSR, Ford GT and Ferrari 488 GTE already featured in the game.
We’re less than one week away from the launch of DiRT Rally 2.0, and things are beginning to heat up. Before the big day however, Deluxe Edition owners will get the first crack at the game this Friday.
Are you a fan of Huey Lewis and the News? Our latest GT Sport photo mode competition will have you humming one of the band’s biggest hits. Just try to shake the image of a dancing homicidal Christian Bale out of your head first…
The debate is never-ending: is rally the hardest discipline in motorsports? To many real-world drivers it is. Talk to any long enough and you’ll get some variation on the “track racers drive one corner 1000 times, rally racers do 1000 corners once” line.
Over a year on from release, the consumer version of Gran Turismo Sport remains one of the best-looking games out there. But that’s not even its ultimate form.
For nearly 15 years, we’ve been waiting for a rally sim to finally end the reign of Richard Burns Rally. 15 years speaks of the quality of the original product, but also the dearth of rally games that even attempted to take on the king.
Series 6 for Forza Horizon 4 players is finally here. Dubbed “Skill Streak”, it brings new races, cars, and a host of improvements to the table. While we’ve had a look into some of what the update brings, this is our chance for a deep dive.