As promised, we're going to propose a few more videos of Gran Turismo 6, starting with this replay of the BMW M3 Gt in the Alps. This time in 720p, this new extract will also show you the passing of time with the arrival of night and rain.

After our videos posted yesterday, a new car joins the long list of vehicles available in Gran Turismo 6. Polyphony Digital, in partnership with BMW M GmbH offers to download the BMW M4 Coupe. Here are some images and a trailer.

We still haven't received our copy of Gran Turismo 6 and it's not even Sony France's fault. Desperate times, desperate measures, so we asked two of our French members (Tkaz and Orbbs) to review the game for us and they both agreed that this sixth installment in the series offers one of the best handling in a console sim racer to date. That being said, they also said the game is still plagued with the many flaws GT has had for decades (sound, AI, no damage system, etc.). GT 6 is undoubtedly old school in many respects, it's also unfinished and unpolished in many areas, but it's saved by its excellent driving sensations. Thanks to a friend of ours, we can propose four gameplay videos of the game but we'll post some more as soon as we possible.

While some are already enjoying next gen sim racing with Forza 5, PS3 owners will be glad to play Gran Turismo 6 on their good old console, starting tomorrow. Sony France hadn't received the game when we contacted them today, so you'll have to be patient before you can see our gameplay videos.

Gran Turismo 6 is coming soon. To celebrate this, Sony and Polyphony Digital released some screenshots from Ascari and Ronda circuits in Spain.

The next generation is upon us but Sony's Playstation 3 still has a few things to offer, among which the highly anticipated Gran Turismo 6, still planned for an early December release. Here are two absolutely huge galleries to marvel at the game's graphics. Unfortunately, the 2 new trailers are only available on YouTube.

Bathurst may have been already included in the Shift series by EA but Gran Turismo 6 is about to welcome the famous Australian track for the first time in the franchise.

Gran Turismo 6 is of course playable on the TGS showfloor, so here it is in video form. It's worth mentioning that this version had some strange slowdowns, and no doubt this will be fixed when the game releases.

It's been a pretty busy summer in terms of homemade videos. Of course, there was Gamescom in Cologne, which allowed us to bring back a lot of content, but we also covered almost every possible release in the past two months. Because the team is not getting any bigger, the French side got a bit more content than than the English side, but we sincerely hope you still appreciate the effort. More to come in the coming weeks, with the release of long awaited titles such as GTA V obviously, but also all the other games which will ship between now and the end of this year. Next gen is around the corner and we are rather excited to see what the new consoles have in store of us. However, the next months will also be fateful for us, as we still need to see if Microsoft and Sony will consider us worthy of a debug consoles as they did in the past. What's important now is that we are truly motivated to continue our work for as long as we can, and with all the projects we have in mind for the website, we can only hope we're given the opportunity to make them come true. Many thanks to all of you and special thanks to all the developers who have always shown us how supportive they are of our work. We wouldn't be here anymore if it weren't for all of you.

Let's be done the quatuor of racing games at Gamescom, so here is some Gran Turismo 6 footage!