After a disastrous 24 hours or so for Gran Turismo 7, a new update is now available that remedies problems introduced by Thursday’s v1.07 update.

The leaves falling from the trees marks the triumphant return of Autumn for another week in Forza Horizon 4. Players are up against wet weather and muddy trails as they continue to tick off the latest events around the UK.

Gran Turismo 7 players will be waking up today to some rather unwelcome news. In the brief period during which the latest update was available it was revealed that, for many of the best-earning races in the game, credit payouts have now been slashed — by more than half in some cases — dramatically increasing the time needed save up for the highest value vehicles.

It’s Winter once again in the land of Forza Horizon 5, bringing with it a dry spell of weather and hints of snow up on the volcano.

A new update has arrived for Gran Turismo 7, largely aimed at addressing a number of early bugs and glitches as well as adding a broadcast mode.

Sales data from Japan and the United Kingdom reveal that Gran Turismo 7 has so far outsold its predecessor, GT Sport, with approximately 235,000 copies sold between the two territories in both of the titles’ opening weeks.

If you’ve been looking to move to Fanatec hardware for your driving rig, now might be the time to do so as prices in several product lines are set to increase later this week, on March 17.

Despite being superseded by Gran Turismo 7, GT Sport’s Daily Races seem to be continuing on their weekly cycle — for the time being at least.

The first full set of Daily Races in Gran Turismo 7 is now available for players, bringing Race C into the mix for the first time.

Clues for what might be coming up in future updates to Gran Turismo 7 have come from a rather unexpected source: The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon.

Gran Turismo’s official channels have announced a competition that could see the best livery creators winning the chance to race against personalities, and even have the liveries featured in the game.

Jaguar has released more details on its third Vision Gran Turismo car, the Vision GT Roadster, which joins the Vision GT SV in making its debut in Gran Turismo 7.

A fresh Summer season has brought sunshine and a smell of oil to the UK in Forza Horizon 4 this week. We’re in the opening season of Series 46, which means a fresh cycle of content and rewards to keep players busy over the next four weeks.

Another stormy Autumn season has arrived in Forza Horizon 5, bringing with it a new playlist and a whole new set of challenges.

A new update for Gran Turismo 7 is now available, bringing with it a raft of changes designed to address some of the bugs encountered by some players since the game’s general launch last week.

After mysteriously delaying the digital launch of Gran Turismo 7 to the Russian market at the last moment, Sony has now confirmed that the title — along with all other Sony services and products — is suspended from sale in the country.

With credits seemingly a little on the scarce side in Gran Turismo 7, and more things than ever to spend them on, finding an efficient way to fill up your dream garage has never been more important.

Fanatec is now offering the Gran Turismo DD Pro wheel base as a standalone item, alongside the rest of the GT DD Pro wheel bundles, marking the first time an official Gran Turismo wheel has been available as anything other than an all-in-one set.

Despite only launching on March 4, Gran Turismo 7 has hit the top of the UK physical games sales charts for the week ending March 6.