Get an early taste of Gran Turismo Sport on October 9
The demo lasts until October 12.
The demo lasts until October 12.
Get ready to start your virtual engines.
Choose your navigator wisely.
The nine-minute trailer covers a variety of race tracks, the game's car-buying showroom, and the photo stages.
Sport may cause dismay for GT fans who want a technical powerhouse that fully exploits the PS4, but eSports fans will be thrilled.
After taking an extra year to work on 2015's enjoyable Need For Speed reboot, developer Ghost Games has announced a similar gap year for the sequel.
The latest entry in the Need for Speed franchise is just says away from release, and the official trailer shows some of the exciting, driving action. Not only is the game packed with the usual assortment of high-performance cars, but Ken Block is one of real-life stars with his Mustang Hoonicorn.
Gran Turismo Sport is the next installment in the long-running racing series, and it will be coming in virtual reality and with a huge real-world component.
Slightly Mad Studios has announced the followup to the racing title Project CARS, promising more tracks, vehicles, and racing disciplines.
Ubisoft, makers of The Crew, have announced a major expansion to the open-world racer, adding monster trucks, motorcycles, and two other new vehicle classes.
Although we doubt you've forgotten, the upcoming Mad Max game is so packed full of crazy, it should come with a warning label.
Project Cars may finally be hitting store shelves, according to a new report. PC sales start May 6, while console on-sale dates are staggered across regions.
Our impressions of the Sony Playstation 4's first racing title, DriveClub, were not particularly positive. That'd have been a real problem ten years ago, when a developer couldn't easily add new content to a game, but today's world of constantly connected consoles makes it easy for new features to be added long after a title goes on sale.
GTA V features an "R18+" rating in Australia, the equivalent of a "Mature" rating in the US.
We've spilled a lot of virtual ink in our coverage of Grand Theft Auto V. Rockstar Games' 2013 blockbuster was arguably one of that year's very best titles, delivering a unique version of automotive mayhem, along with all the other things – guns, sex, drugs, murder, thievery and biting satire – that the series has been praised and criticized for.
I've been waiting to play, to really play, this game for a long time. If you're a Playstation 4 user reading Autoblog, short odds say you have, too.
Batman is getting yet another new Batmobile. We recently saw teases of director Zack Snyder's take on the iconic vehicle for the upcoming movie starring the Dark Knight and Superman. The movie isn't due to hit screens until 2016, so until then, we'll have to
Driveclub, a racing title for the Playstation 4, was first revealed last year with a fair amount of promise. Our own Seyth Miersma was intrigued, citing the game's competent physics, good looks and social features, during a short demo at the Electronics Enterta
Project CARS is aiming to be the next great racing sim. Offering a mix of modern and classic cars on famous tracks, developer Slightly Mad Studios is trying to inject a fresh energy into the genre, and at the moment its game looks ready to take on Forza and Gran Turismo.