If you're one of the many burners in Criterion Games' Burnout Paradise (PlayStation 3, Xbox 360), then you might want to check out this news update: there will be a PC version of everyone's car-smashing game in the very near future, with loads of added content packed in. Great announcement or greatest announcement? You decide in the full article, which is waiting for you after the jump.

If you were beginning to think that Formula One games were starting to lose their spunk, there's some good news for you. Colin McRae's DIRT (PS3, Xbox 360, PC) and Race Driver: GRID (PS3, PSP, Wii, DS, Xbox 360, PC) creators Codemasters have secured an official licensing deal with the F1 Administration to develop games based on the world's most popular motorsport. A grand prix of details follow after the jump.

Strap on a helmet and get ready to take on one of the most grueling races in the world as the Tour de France gets its latest cycling sim from Cyanide and Focus Home Interactive with Pro Cycling Manager - Tour de France 2008 (PlayStation Portable and PC). In our full article you can view several new screenshots from the game as well as some interesting details regarding the upcoming title.

It's been two months since you guys feasted your eyes on the PSP trailer video for Empire Interactive's upcoming racing title, Ford Racing Off Road. That particular video might have left you guys wanting more, but today's update will fill you up just right with the Tracks Trailer. Catch the clip after the jump!

If you guys enjoyed getting the 411 on the first leg of the dev diary video on Codemaster's Race Driver: GRID, the second video's been released. Chief game designer Ralph Fulton talks about the various content that each of the distinct regions has to offer in the game. Catch the video after the jump.

This June, Codemasters will be releasing their latest racing game, Race Driver: GRID. In anticipation of this, they've also released the first in a series of developer diary videos that will give us a closer look at the game. Follow the "read more" link below for the first of the video series, where the game's designer talks about the game's features, game engine, and more.

Nadeo's got good news for fans of the Trackmania series of games. The sequel to the game, called Trackmania Nations Forever will be free for people to download come April 16. Learn more about what Trackmania Nations Forever has to offer in the full article.

Virtual cyclists can once again take on the challenge of braving all 3,000 miles of this year's iteration of Cyanide's premier cycling sim in Pro Cycling Manager - Tour de France 2008. The new game will feature all the familiar aspects of last year's version, as well as a couple of new events sure to entice cycling buffs who enjoy this highly competitive sport. More details on the upcoming game are cycling in at full article.

More treats are sure to rev and roar their way to you guys with the official site of SBK-08: Superbike World Championship going live. Apart from the customary goods like screenshots, trailers and news, they'll also be having a "development diary", which is sure to make the wait for this title a tad more bearable. To find out what it's about, head to the full article.

LittleBigPlanet. LEGO Indiana Jones (PS3, PSP, Wii, DS, Xbox 360, PC). Ghostbusters. What do those games have in common with Codemasters' Race Driver: GRID (Xbox 360, PS3, Nintendo DS, and PC)? That's right, the above games - including GRID - will have playable demos in Play.com in Wembley Stadium. Read more about it in the full article!