With series creator, Paul Cuisset, back in the saddle for Moto Racer 4 we’re hoping that 8 years away has revitalized the franchise. We haven’t seen a Moto Racer title since 2008 when Moto Racer DS appearred on the Nintendo DS. As with most GT games, the screenshots that Sony has released look gorgeous and we can’t wait to get our eyeballs on any kind of gameplay at E3. Yamauchi did note that the game is expected to run at 60 fps at 1080p. It’s still been a bit rough as series creator Kazunori Yamauchi revealed that the game would not have dynamic time or weather as a standard feature (though racers can choose add them to races pre-match).
The drive to get any version of Gran Turismo on PS4 has felt like a tortured development process, but as recently announced by Sony, we are finally getting one this fall in Gran Turismo Sport. You will definitely be seeing gameplay at E3, and it’ll be sure to be filled with highlights of the Centenario. We do know that the unreleased Lamborghini Centenario is going to be the next cover car. The obvious bet is that it will be Forza 7, but we’re not 100% sure. Of course, the big title is the as of now, unnamed next iteration of the main Forza series. The beta will last through the summer and we expect we’ll see a little bit about it at E3. Forza 6 Apex, the free-to-play Windows 10 PC game, has been in beta since May 5. Microsoft and Turn 10 Studios are going big with the Forza series this year. We’re curious to see if Codemasters has been able to fix the performance issues, but we probably won’t know until later this summer. F1 2015 was known to crash on PC, and it performed sluggishly on PS4 and Xbox One. Though it will release later this summer, E3 won’t be able to show us how the game actually performs. The latest F1 iteration is adding a ton of new features including a new career mode, the Safety Car and new circuits. Codemasters is expected to reveal F1 2016 gameplay at E3.
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