Love is in the air, and so is a new season in Forza Horizon 4. Summer has rolled around once more to kick off Series 19, bringing new content and new events all around the UK.

Back in December we were celebrating the 25th birthday of PlayStation. Yes, Sony launched its maiden gaming console a quarter of a century ago, on December 3 1994. With remarkable timing, the opportunity has come up for a well-heeled bidder to pick up the very first PlayStation — and we don’t mean something as mundane as a 25-year-old commercial console, but something rather older.

After a little leak earlier in the year, Thrustmaster has officially revealed its new load cell pedals in full.

It’s back to Japanese shores for the next two weeks in the GT Sport time trials, as you’ll face a tricky challenge on two compact circuits.

Greetings from Sydney!

In a surprising move, Criterion Games will once again produce Need for Speed games for EA. UK-based Criterion, which developed three titles in the franchise from 2010 to 2013, will take over as NFS developer from Ghost Games.

After a couple of weeks of speculation, Formula 1 has followed in the footsteps of Formula E and postponed its event in China.

The official car reveals for the 2020 season of Formula One begin today, with Ferrari the first up to bat.

It barely seems like three months since we were all in Monaco, watching Mikail Hizal lay waste to the best drivers in the world, but here we are.

If you like off-road circuit racing, there’s a surprising title on its way this month from Monster Games, the former developer of the NASCAR Heat series.

The latest livestream from Playground Games has given us a glimpse of what to expect in the next Forza Horizon 4 update.

Brazil’s Igor Fraga endured a weekend of drama as big rival Liam Lawson retook the lead of the Toyota Racing Series. The GT Sport world champion had to fight from the back in the feature race, but takes the title challenge through to next week’s final round at Manfeild.

You’ll get to visit some of motorsport’s oldest venues in this week’s GT Sport Daily Races, as well as somewhere a good deal more virtual.

Codemasters has shared a new gameplay trailer showing off the contents of GRID’s second season. Announced last month, the Season 2 expansion arrives on February 12. With it comes six brand-new cars, an expanded career mode, and a new circuit with multiple configurations.

Haas is the first Formula One team to break cover on its 2020 contender, the VF-20, and it wears a familiar livery.

Spring has come around once more to bring sunshine to Forza Horizon 4. Series 18 is heading for the finish line this week, with the final batch of content for the series dropping for players across the UK.

The next generation of gaming kicks off later this year with new consoles from Microsoft and Sony. According to Xbox head Phil Spencer, Microsoft is already looking to set its sights higher in preparation for the future.

Ford’s last batch of its GT supercars will gain a useful power hike, along with a rather tasty special edition.

World famous soft drinks brand Coca-Cola has signed a multi-year deal with iRacing to become the title sponsor of the eNASCAR series.

Brazilian GT Sport world champion Igor Fraga may currently be leading the Toyota Racing Series, but already his eyes are on the next stage of his motorsport career. This summer he’ll move up to his highest level of competition yet, in the FIA Formula 3 Championship.