Which is excellent news for all you folks wanting in on one of the best racing games in recent memory but don’t feel like fussing about with the clunky Microsoft Store.

Destruction AllStars has a solid gameplan in mind, and it involves having at least a year’s worth of support that will keep gamers focused and invested in the title.

You’ll have to wait a little longer to dive off BMX bikes and stylishly fall to the earth with that sparkly wingsuit you unlocked. At least, I hope you unlock a sparkly wingsuit.

Though it’s no cause for concern, rally fans! It’s only by a few weeks so you shouldn’t have to wait too long to get your tires nice and dirty!

Project Cars 3 will definitely have a place for those wanting a quick and easy racing game with a ton of customisation, cars, tracks and challenges. However, for more seasoned racing fans, or anyone looking for something even remotely different to what we have seen hundreds of times before, you will definitely need to look elsewhere.

Logitech’s got a new racing piece of kit on the way, the G923. This one apparently has plenty of grunt within its frame, offering a high-definition force feedback system that uses actual game physics and audio in real time to deliver a gritty experience.

They say the third time’s the charm, and if anyone can prove that old adage true then it’s developer Slightly Mad Studios as they’ve just announced Project Cars 3 for PS4, Xbox One and PC. Bandai Namco is once again the publishing steering wheel, with this year’s big sequel focusing on a retuned career mode that has been designed to cater to players from all over the world.

Not one to be outdone in the ostentatious show-off market, Razer decided to ask someone nearby to hold their beer with RGB lighting as they set to work making their gamer chair which is aimed at the eSport racer market. Still in the concept phase for now, the Razer Eracing Simulator Concept Chair may not be as imposing as the Thronos at first glance, but man oh man is it still a sight to behold.