Minkara
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.
Eternally tired Cascadian goofball. Racing Game connoisseur. Auto Racing sicko. London Fog enthusiast. Pronouns - He/They
Minkara
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
The new Tokyo Extreme Racer feels like home, and it is good to be back.
Test Driven
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.
Sony
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
Burnout 3: Takedown was a revolution that redefined the idea of what a racing game could be when it was released in 2004.
Actual Racing
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
...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
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.
NASCAR
But before that, we have a game that quietly accepted it's fate as the end of the line on the Playstation and did so with as much grace as it could.
Gran Turismo
There is no doubt that the 911 GT3 R is going to get a lot of mileage out of players no mater what, though it remains lost in the quagmire of a class that doesn't really engage and challenge drivers in terms of racecraft.
Assetto Corsa
My mind's eye had Assetto Corsa Evo being a dream game for car and driving enthusiasts, not as a pure sim racing game.
Opinions
What if rallying in video games, started to mirror the physical realities of rallying a little bit more? What would that look like?