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The 'Best of British' car pack features three stunning vehicles; each engineered and produced in the UK and it arrives today on PC, PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360. We caught up with Lead Handling Designer Gehan Pathiraja to talk about each of the cars: 1995 McLaren F1 GTR "We all know the McLaren F1 is an awesome road car -- this is the GTR designed for Endurance Racing. It's got a huge wing that will give you massive downforce in the corners, it's all about being brave and attacking those corners at speeds you never thought possible." 2011 Aston Martin Zagato V12 "The Zagato model has bodywork styled by Italian designers, but has a typical Aston Martin V12 engine, very powerful, very torquey. If you can manage the weight and the grip and fire it out the corners, you'll benefit from all that power from the V12." 2007 McLaren Mercedes SLR 722 "It's got a huge supercharged V8 engine that sounds like an old World War Two Spitfire. There's clearly a lot of power being put out from the V8, and you can really feel that in the car in our game." The Best of British Car Pack is included within the Season Pass but is also available to purchase separately.

Added: 20.07.2014 23:13 | 149 views | 0 comments


The Vita Lounge's Charlie Large reviews The Ratchet Clank Trilogy for the PlayStation Vita and thoroughly enjoys it!

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The Xbox One will receive another major system update in August. Microsoft's Larry "Major Nelson" Hryb outlined the patch's major features in a new blog post this weekend.

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Larry Hryb, Xbox Live's Major Nelson, chats with Richard Irving from the Xbox Engineering team to discuss the updates coming in August. New updates include the ability to Like, Share and Comment on your Activity Feed. Also coming in August is Mobile Purchase, where you can use Xbox One SmartGlass and the web to purchase Games and Add Ons with the option to have them download immediately to your Home console.

Added: 17.07.2014 23:16 | 2 views | 0 comments


The PS4 and PS3 betas of Destiny are obviously different, since they run on consoles of two different generations, but just how different they are? There is a pretty simple way to gauge by looking at the download sizes of the two downloads.

Added: 17.07.2014 22:13 | 6 views | 0 comments


The PS4 and PS3 betas of Destiny are obviously different, since they run on consoles of two different generations, but just how different they are? There is a pretty simple way to gauge by looking at the download sizes of the two downloads.