Why GT5 Will Rock

We've already known a lot about upcoming Gran Turismo 5, but after the recent Gamescan 2010, we now know a whole lot more. Gran-Turismo.com points out some of the news:

1. Gran Turismo 5 will feature both A-spec and B-spec modes. In A-spec, you;re the driver. In B-spec, you manage your own drivers. While in B-spec mode, you examine your drivers' vehicle damge and conditions, and tell them what to do. Both modes work the same way.

2. Just like in past Gran Turismo games, you manage your cars in your own garage. There you can compare stats and manage your vehicles. You can also upgrade and tune your car at the tuning shop, buy new cars at the car dealer, and save some money buying used cars.

3. Online, you can challenge friends to races, create your own tracks with Course Maker, and chill in your own personal lobby.

4. There's kart racing! Race tiny karts around tracks for extra fun with friends too.

Hold Your Horses

We can't get everything quickly, can we? Atari's Test Drive Unlimited 2 has been delayed until early next year. Something to do with too much "glitches". Well, at least we still have GT5 and NFS to use up some time.

nail'd

nail'd

nail’d is a game that mixes brutal speed with over the top roller-coaster track-design insanity to deliver an off-road racing experience unlike any other. You’re going to make your powerful ATV or motocross bike do incredible things. Blaze a trail at speeds no other off-road game can match over gaping chasms, through fiery obstacles and high above the ground. In nail’d, you’ll blast down near-vertical surfaces and over yawning chasms that plunge into darkness. The rocky teeth of the unforgiving Andes and the vicious challenge of the Yosemite National Park are but two of the places where you’ll learn the meaning of verticality. The racing challenge found in nail’d will send your adrenaline glands into overdrive. It’s going to hit you hard, but you’ll want more. Don’t say we didn’t warn you

Coming October 2010