In a blink-and-you’ll-miss-it news blast, Polyphony Digital has confirmed a new Gran Turismo Sport update is coming later this week.

Forza Motorsport 7 isn’t the only game in the spotlight today. For players touring the open roads of Britain, Forza Horizon 4 is also on the receiving end of an update.

Forza Motorsport 7 still has plenty left in its tank, as proven by today’s update. Now live, the update weighs in at 945MB for Xbox One X players, or roughly half that on the OG ‘Box and 845MB on PC. With it, comes a new car, force feedback updates for wheel users, and new paint space options.

File this in the “Didn’t See That Coming in 2019” folder alongside the Mad Box. According to a Game Developers Conference (GDC) 2019 session description, Microsoft is looking to spread its entire Xbox Live ecosystem across a variety of platforms.

American Truck Simulator is celebrating its three year anniversary this month. As part of the festivities, the team at SCS Software held a live stream to take a look back at the game. Also, it laid out what the future holds for the title as well.

It’s that time again. We’ve got another Gran Turismo Sport Photo Mode Competition going on, and it’s sure to bring out the supercars.

When you own the best, you only want the best to work on it. This is the mantra of one lucky Porsche Carrera GT owner who recently handed over their car to Porsche Classic. Now, after hundreds of hours, the Carrea GT is complete and frankly, it looks stunning.

Kicking off slightly late due to the relentless snow in Washington, today’s Forza Monthly showed off what players can expect from Series 6 of Forza Horizon 4.

It appears Forza Horizon 3 still has some life left in it – at least, enough for what looks to be a final hurrah.

During this past weekend’s 12-hour endurance event at Mount Panorama, a new lap record was set. And it wasn’t by any of the cars taking part in the race.

We’re kicking off the first full week of February with our latest Forza Horizon 4 Photo Mode Competition. And it’s one for the urban-dwellers.

By the time DiRT Rally 2.0 releases, it will have been three years and ten months since the early access release of the first game. DiRT Rally is a title that has, potentially, changed the direction of Codemasters driving games for the foreseeable future.

Super Bowl LIII is just around the corner. Fans of both the New England Patriots and Los Angeles Rams are gearing up for a showdown in Atlanta, GA. However, for many viewers, the commercials are what they’re really looking forward too.

The wait is almost over. We’re mere weeks out from the release of DiRT Rally 2.0. There’s so much to look forward to with the newest entry in the series. In fact, if you’ve been biding your time up until now, it’s the perfect opportunity to get caught up with our coverage on the game.

We’re now into February, and that means more content is coming soon for both Forza Motorsport 7 and Horizon 4. Turn 10 has just locked in the next Forza Monthly episode, which will give us our first look at what’s incoming.

If you’re not familiar with Takumi Yamamoto, chances are that you’re familiar with his work.

Rally fans, your time in the mud is fast approaching. DiRT Rally 2.0 has been the talk of the town as of late. Set to release February 26, DR2 is a full-fledged sequel to 2016’s DiRT Rally.

Grab your coat and snow boots, because a new season has landed in Forza Horizon 4. As with previous season changes, there’s plenty of content for players.

It’s the final day of January, which means we’re just about to enter DiRT Rally 2.0’s launch month. To celebrate, Codemasters has revealed the entire lineup of cars players will have at their disposal come late February.

Sure, we all love our growly and occasionally whiny engine noises. But what good is a long drive without the right tunes? To that end, this week Time Extend welcomes Andrew Elmore, musician and artist behind Real Racing Roots 2019 — a collection of songs inspired by cult-classic PlayStation racer R4: Ridge Racer Type 4.