A Drago Never Meant To Last
Real racing teams naturally come and go, but why is it unnatural when a top virtual team closes?
Union Busting on Tarmac, Gravel, and Snow
The easiest way to prevent a strike and the need to union bust, is to give your workers what they are asking for.
Racenet and The Clubs No More.
It's time to get off my high horse, because what's being lost with Racenet's closure is the loss of community.
Balance of Performance, Behind Closed Doors
You hear that Mr. Anderson? That is the sound of inevitability.
Minkara #1: The harness that rights a wrong.
To learn that a company made a harness to revert that process to resemble what is raced on Sundays before paddle shifts became the norm caught me by surprise.
Full Game Teardown: Tokyo Xtreme Racer
The new Tokyo Extreme Racer feels like home, and it is good to be back.
Test Driven: Burnout 3, SLUS-29113
This PS2 demo of Burnout 3 Takedown may be just one race, but it's one race that led to a lasting legacy that cannot be understated.
An Afeela Out Of Time
Are we surprised the equivalent of an NIST standard electric car would be dead on arrival even if it wasn't of it's own doing?
BRGoF25 - From Alba to London
Burnout 3: Takedown was a revolution that redefined the idea of what a racing game could be when it was released in 2004.
The Car of Tomorrow, The Formula 1 of Today?
Redefining how Formula 1 races to where drivers and fans are comparing it to Mario Kart in the interim is going to work itself out, right?
Full Game Teardown: iRacing Arcade
...two separate IPs full of self-confidence in what they are now being given the chance to compliment each other in ways that previously hadn't been tried in the genre.
BRGoF25 - Raising The Bar
Polyphony Digital threw everything they could at Gran Turismo 3 to make it everything they visioned it to be, and the industry stopped and looked on in wonder as an impossible standard to reach was raised ever higher.