Yet another title has caught the dreaded Q4 2009 infection… er I am still working on that name. Activision has announced that Blur has been delayed until sometime in 2010 so that the studio can “fully optimise the vision they set out to create for Blur including a distinctive and groundbreaking multiplayer mode that will appeal to a broad audience” …

Unlike Nick I am not a big fan of car sim games where the entire point of the game is to try and be as realistic as possible. If I was asked for my favourite game it would most probably still be any one of the Burnout series or if we wanted to go further back then Carmageddon. Blur fits …

The Burnout series has always been my sort of racing game, while the purists amongst us love the Gran Turismo’s or Forza’s I prefer the escape offered by Burnout, GRiD and Dirt. However they may all be pushed out of the way by the latest entrant into this insane genre, BLUR. Blur is an arcady racing title with power ups …

So after developing the Project Gotham Racing series for Microsoft for nearly ten years, Bizarre Creations is setting their sights on a title they’ve always wanted to do, namely a sort of adult version of Mario Kart. This is evident as Ben Ward, executive producer of Blur was quoted saying that, “The PR people don’t really let me say this …

The folks over at Megarom sent us a press release earlier announcing a brand new racing title from the shed of PGR developers, Bizarre Creations. While it’s usually Codemasters’ “thing” to give racing titles strange four letter names, the complete telltale sign that this game is not being created by Codemasters, is that the title isn’t written as BLuR, or …

Bizarre Creations, the team behind Microsoft’s PGR series was lured away by Activision in 2007. With the PGR name still under Microsoft’s iron fist, the company would have to create a new IP with which to acuminate their already fine racing game development skills. And it’s seems that’s just what they’ve done; Its first racing title for their Activision overlords …