Last year we got wind of a gaggle of Finns who plugged a late model Volkswagen Scirocco into a computer, parked it in front of a projection screen and created one of the coolest video...
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Way back in 2005, gas was cheap(-ish), the economy was moving right along, and the Western zeitgeist knew nothing of the many atrocities that would be perpetrated against it by the close of the decade...
This video is just a taste of the new racing mode being introduced in the upcoming DiRT 3, sequel to the critically acclaimed Colin McRae DiRT 1 & 2. Gymkhana is a specific type of...
Logitech’s led the way for Gran Turismo official racing wheels for years now, with the acclaimed G25, Driving Force GT and G27. Hell, the GT in Driving Force GT stands for Gran Turismo, and it...
In case you haven’t already received the bad (yet not particularly surprising) news, Gran Turismo 5 has been delayed, this time due to an apparent production snafu. Sony and developer Polyphony Digital are now scrambling...
There are more than a few people who have been quick to jump on Kazunori Yamauchi and his company, Polyphony Digital, for the glacially-slow gestation of Gran Turismo 5, the latest installment in the Playstation-exclusive...
When it comes to playing racing games, a good steering wheel and pedal set is a nearly idiotproof way to help lower lap times and improve consistency. Unfortunately, such peripherals are not without their foibles....
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If we had to name one racing game franchise that has lost the plot of late, it would have to be Electronic Arts’ erstwhile genre-leader, the Need for Speed series. All was well in the...
The ID Agency held a special VIP party for Microsoft XBOX and Forza Motorsport 3 on Wednesday to give folks a chance to try out the new Kinect system without standing in a line for 2...
E3 Expo 2010 was more noteworthy this year than in the memorable past, with the push toward motion-sensitive controllers and devices in full swing. Kinect for the Microsoft XBOX and Move for the Sony PS3 absolutely wowed...