Say you’re racing along the side of a toppled-over building in your Superbike as anarchist lunatics run around chucking flaming Molotov cocktails in your direction. You can see the finish line now, it ...

GameCore is a weekly column that focuses on gamers and gaming. MotorStorm brings the brutal, no-holds barred off-road racing experience in the palm of your hands through the massively powerfull PS3.

In this deep-dive tech interview, Digital Foundry quizzes the developers at Evolution Studios on a wide range of topics, from its first impressions of the PS3 hardware back in the MotorStorm 1 period, ...

Well, setup of my PlayStation account was mostly painless. I'd only messed around with their on-screen virtual keyboard, which uses a cell-phone style layout that assigns several letters to single ...

It's rumour no more. Motorstorm Apocalypse is out in the open. It's coming next year and sounds properly awesome. We were in London to check out the game. We also chatted to game director Matt ...

Decent scores all around. Read on if you want our pros-cons of the game and our experience playing it. What I liked about this game were threefold: Intense sense of speed despite lacking rumble, a ...

UPDATE 1/4/15 8.55am: Sony has released the previously-leaked MotorStorm buggy DLC for DriveClub today as a special April Fools' Day present (but don't worry, this actually is real). You can nab ...

It's a rough-and-tumble life in the MotorStorm Festival, with hazards aplenty. Big rigs try to run you down, other motorcycles cut you off. Up ahead, a cliff looms — hit the boost and you might land ...

GameSpot may get a commission from retail offers. Sony and developer Evolution Studios' Motorstorm is undeniably one of the more anticipated of the upcoming crop of PlayStation 3 games. It was one of ...

We've been told all sorts of things about MotorStorm. To begin with it was simple: cars, bikes, buggies and trucks will drive around big tracks set in Monument Valley. Then there was all that stuff ...

Propaganda doesn’t always lie. When the world first glimpsed what PlayStation 3 could (allegedly) do several E3s ago, some of the sharpest gasps and most rapturous applause came when a short, ...