GRID Legends hands-on preview: Building speed
Codemasters and EA are back with the second product of their recent marriage, GRID Legends.
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Codemasters and EA are back with the second product of their recent marriage, GRID Legends.
The revered racing series returns under the EA banner.
GRID Autosport on Nintendo Switch just got an update for local split-screen and wireless multiplayer, and support for the Labo Steering Wheel is coming in 2020.
More than a decade after the release of the original cult hit, Codemasters is ready to bring back GRID, and has a new gameplay trailer to show it off.
Grid Autosport is getting some new content today in the form of the new Touring Car Legends expansion pack.
After a brief tease, Codemasters has confirmed a new entry into their GRID series. GRID Autosport is coming to PC, PS3, and Xbox 360 on June 24th.
Codemasters is adding a little something extra to Grid 2's Community Patch for PC players: mod support.
Grid 2 has set the Guinness World Record for the most expensive special edition of a video game, with a $190,000 version that includes an actual race car.
I don't race often, but when I do I race illegally on the streets as the streams of children, pensioners and ducklings crossing the road mean we have a new course every time as we dodge the hazards (ten-second penalty for each one hit). Inspired, probably, by my antics, Grid 2 has a mode which randomly opens up and blocks off parts of tracks to keep things new and exciting without risking bloodshed, as shown off in a new trailer.