This week in racing game news:
Rockstar Games confirms what we already know: ‘GTA VI’ is coming
In the “best” news of the week, Rockstar Games officially announced that “GTA VI” is in the works, although, notably, they never actually used the name, instead that just referred to it as “a new entry in the Grand Theft Auto Series.” The idea that the company would work on a sequel to what was billed was that The most profitable entertainment product of all time It seems pretty obvious, but nonetheless the Internet exploded after the announcement. The news reached most of us via tweet, but a press release was also sent out confirming that not only is growing, but “Good in process, “ implies that the game can go further than we think. While Rockstar has had a few stumbling blocks towards the end of the year, there’s no denying that their biggest releases have always been ambitious and often impressive. We can’t wait to see what the next installment in the “Grand Theft Auto” series has in store.
Many of you have asked about a new entry in the Grand Theft Auto series.
With each new project, our goal is always to go beyond what we’ve delivered before. We are pleased to confirm that active development for the next entry in this series is underway.
– Rockstar Games (@RockstarGames)
February 4, 2022
‘Gran Turismo 7’ half-hour preview continues to generate hype
Earlier this week, Sony held a half-hour State of Play presentation about “GT 7.” The event covers the technology behind the game, the cars involved, the tracks and racing modes, and the customization tools. It still looks absolutely amazing and we can’t wait to dig deeper into the game when it releases on March 4th. If you want to dig into the details of all the features announced in the announcement to sue, check out our post dedicated to that, right here.
Upcoming ‘GRID Legends’ confirmed to have cross-platform multiplayer
It’s exciting to know that a game will offer a cross-platform multiplayer experience for players, and the upcoming “GRID Legends” is the latest game to make that happen. It’s hard to imagine that just a few years ago, playing with your friends on a Playstation while you were on Xbox (or vice versa) was just a pipe dream. We’d love to see more developers make it easier for friends to play together, regardless of the platform of their choice. The latest GRID entry will be released on Xbox, Playstation and PC in just a few weeks on February 25th.
💥 Blockbuster story mode
🌍 Iconic streets and circuits around the globe
🌐 Multiplayer jump in 22 player multi platform
🔄 Return of Drift and Elimination
🧱 Over a million dream races#GRIDLeosystem for race thrill seekers | February 25th for Xbox, PlayStation and PC pic.twitter.com/AQHQEIJiMI– Codemasters (@Codemasters)
February 3, 2022
