Welcome to Mirror Mode, GTPlanet’s series that shines a spotlight on retro racing games. In this installment, we take a look at a fan-favorite Sega arcade racer.
As Tuesday rolls round again, so Polyphony Digital has updated the GT Sport Mileage Exchange. It’s a minor update this week, with the special vehicles remaining the same but all other items updating.
Slightly Mad Studios has added two new Community Events to Project CARS 2. Celebrating both St. Patrick’s Day and the Geneva Motor Show, this week’s themed events provide two notably different challenges.
A new weekend-only flash sale has popped up on the North American PlayStation Store. With it comes plenty of racing game deals, offering huge discounts on some recent releases.
One common complaint around UK Sales Charts is that they rarely take into consideration digital sales. There’s a split between retail and storefronts like the PlayStation Store that make it difficult to see how well a game is truly doing.
Racing fans rejoice: the latest update for iRacing is finally here. The Season 2 update features an impressive list of new content. Notably, it introduces two familiar faces: the 2016 Audi R18 and Porsche 919 Hybrid. That’s to say nothing of the many fixes, updates, and features.
After a brief break, the WRC Esports Championship is back. With the initial three rounds taking place in Europe, focus now shifts to North America for quite a change of pace. Drivers are headed to Mexico to take on the speedy trials of El Chocolate.
Project CARS 2 players received another track in the game’s huge lineup yesterday. The Leipzig test center was part of the new Porsche Legends DLC pack — and it sounds like it was just the beginning for the FIA-certified circuit.
The Specialty Dealer in Forza 7 sees another weekly refresh, right on time. Unfortunately, this week is no different than the last; the repeats continue.
As we await the new metal featured in this month’s car pack for Forza 7, there are new features to discuss. Coming up on the 2018 ForzaRC, two new features make way in today’s update.
Kylotonn Games’ latest racing title TT Isle of Man : Ride on The Edge is now out in the wild. Following a delay in 2017, players will finally be able to take on the famous time trial circuit in all its current generation glory.
When it comes to off-road racing or driving games there’s no shortage. The DiRT series leads the way, but it faces stiff competition from a quickly growing genre. Granted most of the games that attempt to take it on are lesser known. However, some do find success.