Speed may be the domain of all but the richest of playboys, but the digital domain of fast cars and flashy rides is open to anyone with a console. Driving games are racing towards a plateau, where graphics are that much closer to breaching the uncanny valley

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The latest reboot of Need For Speed isn’t a bad game. It’s not the best game either, but it has potential to be better now that developer Ghost Games can sit back and fine-tune their creation. Including that pesky rubber-band racing AI.

With 2014 marking the first time that Need For Speed had skipped a year since 2001, the series is back to remind folks what speed really is now that developer Ghost are behind the wheel. And for the most part, it fires on all cylinders, even if it does do a sloppy drift onto newer hardware.

Need for Speed might be racing onto consoles later this year, but it's hit a bit of a speed bump on the road to arriving on PC.

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Longtime Xbox racing series, Forza, has a new game on the horizon. What does the sixth entry in the franchise have in store for petrolheads?

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