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We wrote that Codemasters, the studio that gave the world the Colin McRae Rally and DiRT series, announced that it would stop developing future games. And now it has become known about the layoffs within Codemasters.
It is a sad time for fans of virtual rallies. Codemasters, the studio that brought the Colin McRae Rally and DiRT series to the world, has announced that it will stop developing future games. This decision puts an end to the more than twenty-year history of creating high-end racing simulators, which began in 1998 with the release of the first Colin McRae Rally.
It seems that the long-awaited release of Forza Horizon 5 on PlayStation 5 has already brought Microsoft a good number of new players to the huge arcade racing game. Users of the ResetEra forum managed to take a screenshot of the game's leaderboard about 12 hours before its early access on Sony's console last week, on 25 April. At that time, the counter showed about 45.1 million players.
After the high-profile scandal of the original The Crew server outage, Ubisoft Ivory Tower has finally shared details about the upcoming offline mode for The Crew 2. The developers have announced that they will launch a "hybrid" mode first, which will allow them to thoroughly test and improve the offline mode before the full launch scheduled for the end of this year.
PlayStation 5 owners, get ready for an exciting race in the open world of Mexico. Microsoft continues to expand its presence on Sony's console, and the next big release will be one of the most popular arcade racing games - Forza Horizon 5. In anticipation of the release, which is just around the corner, Microsoft has presented a fresh trailer that demonstrates the beauty and drive of the upcoming version of the game.
Microsoft continues to harness the power of the PS5 Pro for its ported games, and this time it's the wonderful Forza Horizon 5 that has fallen under the knife of Digital Foundry's technical experts. Their detailed analysis of the PS5 version has shown that the open world of this racing arcade game is at its best on PS5 Pro.
The game will take up over 130GB of free space
On 29 April, one of the hottest car simulators of our time, Forza Horizon 5, will finally open its Mexican expanses to PlayStation 5 owners. And while we already know that the game will attract millions of new virtual racers, it has already managed to conquer one cool achievement.
Following the closure of The Crew, a racing simulation game, Ubisoft was sued, accusing the company of misleading players about "permanent ownership" of the game. Although Ubisoft insists that customers have always only received a licence for the game, the new amendments to the lawsuit from the players focus on California's digital rights laws. The case is expected to be resolved by 29 April.
The requirements of the F1 25 were quite low compared to many of today's newer products
Pre-orders are already open on all platforms
Turn 10 developers have decided to delight Forza Motorsport fans by bringing back the iconic Fujimi Kaido track. This fictional mountainous route, located in the Japanese city of Fuji, Nagano Prefecture, first appeared in the original Forza Motorsport in 2005, and then in Forza Motorsport 3 and 4. Now, on the 20th anniversary of the franchise, it returns with updated graphics and detail in the May update.
Brutal Race has been released in Steam early access
The game could be unveiled as early as next week
Forza Horizon 5 will release on PS5 on 25 April
