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Danger Zone 2 Three Fields Entertainment Developer Three Fields Entertainment, the studio founded by former Burnout creators Fiona Sperry and Alex Ward, are doubling down on games about cars wrecking and blowing up. The studio announced two games today — Danger Zone
The subcompact SUV market is so hot, Nissan just launched a second mainstream subcompact crossover: the Nissan Kicks. It’s three inches shorter than the Nissan Rogue Sport, $2,200 less expensive, and comes with a healthy dose of technology and safety features. Even at
The latest instalments of the Gran Turismo and Forza Motorsport series totally revolutionized the racing genre with explosive graphics and gameplay. Back when the Playstation and XBox were first released, in game graphics it was a marvel for that era
You’ve probably heard of The Classic & Sports Car Show, hosted by our sister company, erm, Classic & Sports Car, and this year we’re joining them again this year for another Sunday Service. and it’s looking bigger and better than
Jaguar has begun work on an all-new replacement for its flagship XK coupe that was discontinued back in 2014. A new report suggests the new coupe — and the roadster that will follow — will join the British car-maker’s range in 2021, when
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
Maruti Suzuki has already launched the all-new 2018 Swift in India, which has become a huge hit in the market. India’s largest automaker will launch three more cars by the end of this year. Of these, two cars will be
The news out of the New York International Auto Show usually mirrors what tri-staters tend to buy: luxury models and import brands. This year will be no different, though with a bit of a twist. The 2018 show will be
ometimes a change of scenery makes all the difference: After a dreary Detroit in January, which featured one of the barest new-car cupboards we’ve seen in years, the New York International Auto Show restored some of the luster and sizzle that