Oh, hello there, Gran Turismo 6. Nice to see you.

Alright, I know I'm behind on giving a comment on the newest and much talked about install of Gran Turismo, due Q4 this year should we trust it's developers. This time apparently, they're on schedule and it won't be delayed into the next era of humanity. They say...

Not many game developers are able to practice what they preach, mostly because a lot of the stuff they preach involves stuff that doesn't actually exist.

You may love Gran Turismo. I don't play them. Just not my thing. But when I see Gran Turismo 6 running in the corner of a Sony PlayStation event in Santa Monica, I ask the only GT-related questions I can think of.

After news hit that Gran Turismo 6 may be released this November, one thing that seemed especially fishy was the box art that went with it. It was just a vague photo of a sunset at a race track without a car in sight. Not very convincing, right? And now we know where it comes from.

Great news for racing game fans: a possible release date for the sixth installment of the Gran Turismo franchise was leaked onto the web recently, and that puts the game as debuting on Nov. 28, 2013. The question is, where?

For my birthday weekend Sarah, my wife, hired us a Jaguar E-type for 24 hours, and booked us a hotel in the Cotswolds. The plan was that we'd drive up to Great Escape Cars in the Cotswolds to pick up the E-type, wend our way down to our hotel 100 miles south then meander back the next day.

(Gran Turismo has both original tracks and real world circuits. Jordan Greer over at GTPlanet has discovered that one of the most popular original circuits might actually be based on a long lost race track in Iowa. This is the story in his words. - T.O.)

Racing gamers seem to be pretty jazzed about Driveclub on the forthcoming PlayStation 4, but it sounds like the PS3 may have one last great racing hurrah before it retires that we could get this year. And it's a big one: Gran Turismo 6.

After yesterday's leaked image, BMW has given us all the details about the new 3-Series Gran Turismo they will officially present in Geneva next month. And not only does it look better than I first thought, but also packs BMW's first active spoiler and some rather impressive luggage space.