Growing up, Burt Reynolds films were always a guilty pleasure of mine, and few have inspired more “someone ought to make a game outta that movie” chatter than the legendary Cannonball Run series. And while EA didn’t exactly shell out the cash to make an actual licensed product, they did the next best thing and ripped off the core concept, fused it with The Fast and the Furious, and crammed the concept into the 18th entry in the Need for Speed series: The Run. READ MORE

Real-world racing games typically come in two flavors: simulations that authentically recreate the driving experience, and arcade-style speedsters with simpler controls and more forgiving physics. Where does Forza Motorsport 4 fall? Check out our review to find out. READ MORE

Although the 18th game in the Need for Speed franchise, The Run incorporates a lot of firsts for the series including game play outside the car and being set in the real world. What other new features can you expect and is this something race fans should look forward to? Check out our hands-on preview to find out! READ MORE