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There’s something about finally landing a jump onto an aircraft hangar, only to teeter on the edge and flop unceremoniously down onto a friend who’s playing hide-and-seek in a miniature car, that makes you appreciate the silliness of Burnout Paradise.
Boys love their toys and there is something about car racing games that gets all the boys sit up and get excited. The adrenaline rush, the smell of burning rubber, the soft purring of the engine waiting to roar; it
Slightly Mad Studios Project Cars is the hit racing sim from Slightly Mad Studios and Bandai Namco that focuses on making driving a race car as realistic as possible.Now, Slightly Mad Studios has teamed up with GAMEVIL to bring Project Cars to mobile devices.
Motorcycle and stunt drivers Webster Whinnery,left, and Tony Carbajal, perform during the Roar in the Shore, in Belmont Shore. Hosted by the Belmont Shore Business Association, race fans experienced interactive activities including different race cars on display. Long Beach, Wednesday,
It’s strange that the best racing game to come out of Electronic Arts in the last decade is also the last really good racing game that they released. After a string of middling racing games in the name of Need for Speed,
PlayStation will meet reality this weekend, when Audi turns its e-tron Vision Gran Turismo into a full-blown hypercar. The German premium car-maker has taken the digital star of Playstation 4 and built two of them for the real world. It plans to
Computer scientist Brian A. Smith has developed a user interface that will enable blind players to enjoy racing games. Developers will have access to the racing auditory display (RAD) as a plug-in later this year, and it will be open-source
LONDON, March 12, 2018 /PRNewswire/ — The free games site, MyRealGames.com is racing into spring this month with one of the year’s biggest drops of fresh new titles. Gamers who love car games and zombie games are particularly spoilt for choice with both genres receiving an
A PhD candidate in Computer Science at Columbia Engineering, Brian A. Smith, created a new system for blind gamers who want to get a little racing in. The system, called racing auditory display or RAD, is truly amazing. It lets