Although information is gathering at some pace about Sony’s next console, it seems that PlayStation is not forgetting about its past offerings.

Big news for big rig fans. Nearly a year after its initial announcement, Truck Driver will get a release date for consoles next week.

Honda’s Civic Type R is without a doubt one of the fastest front-wheel drive road cars ever made. It’s set multiple lap records on race tracks around the world, and until recently held bragging rights at the Nurburgring too.

The last few weeks have been amongst the busiest I can remember. Between commentary, video making and incredible real-life driving opportunities, time to sit down and write has been limited. But my most recent opportunity needed to be shared with you all.

Long-time Gran Turismo collaborator Daiki Kasho returned to the recording studio recently. It sounds like it was for new work for the franchise, too.

When it comes to sim games, to say I enjoy more lowkey titles is a bit of an understatement. Titles like American and Euro Truck Simulators, Mudrunner, and even Pure Farming often catch my eye. So when Stillalive Studios offered me the chance to check out Bus Simulator 18, I couldn’t resist.

2019 marks 50 years since Aston Martin’s DBS grand tourer made its film debut. To celebrate the anniversary, the company has revealed a special, limited run of modern day DBS Superleggeras.

This year’s E3 is mere weeks away. But before thousands pack into the LA Convention Center to see what’s coming up, the PlayStation Store has another sale on what’s already here.

The embargo has finally lifted on Toyota’s reborn Supra. That’s meant various media outlets have been able to share their driving impressions, and get under the two-seater’s skin. In one case that’s even provided evidence that the horses under the new Supra’s hood are very healthy.

Sony continues to slowly provide gamers with morsels of info on its next-gen PlayStation. We’ve now got the first comparison video showcasing the system’s vastly reduced loading times.

Right on schedule, another rally location has landed in Codemasters’ DiRT Rally 2.0. Germany Rally is now available for players on PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC.

A racing franchise is returning with a new title this September. Codemasters has unveiled GRID, the non-numbered next iteration in the eponymous series.

A few years back there was something of a war going on for the fastest front-wheel drive car at the Nurburgring. Three manufacturers — SEAT, Honda, and Renault — were heading to the Green Hell almost weekly to claim the title.

With the 2019 ADAC Total Nurburgring 24 Hours (and the GT Sport World Tour event) just five weeks away, preparations are well underway. This past weekend saw the six-hour qualification race for the main event, and it yielded a victor that will be familiar to racing game fans.

Alongside today’s release of the first in-game trailer, Codemasters has revealed the full list of classic cars coming to F1 2019.

If you think of a music album bearing the Gran Turismo name, it’s likely there’s only one that springs to mind. The Cardigans’ Gran Turismo, including the Gran Turismo 2 title track My Favourite Game, is legend.

Codemasters has kicked off the week with a new trailer for the upcoming F1 2019. In it, players get a taste of what the game will look like on their own setups when it arrives next month.

Following a design study model earlier in the year, Toyota’s in-house tuning arm TRD has now released a styling package for the GR Supra.

It’s a week for traditions in the Daily Races, as GT Sport goes back to its roots — and its origins.

Last year, we took a look at the history of Le Mans in racing games. Now the official 24 Hours of Le Mans Twitter account is doing the same thing.