Console Gaming

“Project Q” is the codeword for a device for the PlayStation 5 that is due to release later this year, per Sony’s Jim Ryan.

Announced on Thursday, the free-to-play Trackmania by Ubisoft finally has a release date for consoles – this Monday, 15th May.

DRIFTCE from 505 Games and ECC Games is officially available as of 11th May for PlayStation and Xbox consoles.

World of Outlaws: Dirt Racing from Monster Games and iRacing will be getting a 2023 update and a Nintendo Switch port this year.

The same Dakar Desert Rally patch that released for PC two weeks ago is finally available for console players on PlayStation and Xbox devices.

Ross Chastain made an incredible ‘video game move’ to advance to the championship round in the NASCAR Cup Series last weekend. However, do those video game moves always work in the video games?

The world’s most renounced games show, E3, plans to return in 2023. We hope there’s a strong racing game and sim racing presence to push the genre forward.

If you’re getting into the new NHRA: Speed For All title as a non-NHRA fanatic, you might be wondering, what in the world is a Wally? You’ll hear it from time to time, especially in the career at the start when your crew chief explains the goals to you. Basically, a Wally is the name…Continue reading “What is a Wally? NHRA: Speed For All’s interesting trophy title”»

The National Hot Rod Association, America’s drag racing sanctioning body, has a new console racing game in the form of NHRA: Speed For All. Released on 26th August, the title contains 16 real-world venues for players to race one of the five different classes upon. Here are those 16 tracks included in NHRA: Speed For…Continue reading “Every drag strip in NHRA: Speed For All”»