Supercars are the stars of this new batch of Forza Motorsport 3 screenshots released by developer Turn 10. The shots show off the 2005 Ford GT, 2004 Ferrari F430, and the Lamborghini Murcielago LP640, among others. Check 'em out after the jump.

Yes! We now have the car roster for the new NFS installment for consoles and PC, Need for Speed Shift (Xbox 360, PS3, PC, PSP). It's a handsome line-up, I should say, with 18 authentic race tracks, and over 65 pixel-perfect cars. The cover car: the coveted BMW M3 GT2. *drool* Plus, there's also the track list for the game, as well as some screenshots of the BMW ride.

If you've got the need for speed, then you'll definitely need this: v1.0.1.18 patch is now available across all platforms that Need for Speed: Undercover is in - and that's quite a list of platforms: Xbox 360, PS3, Wii, PSP, NDS, PC, mobile and PS2.

Good news, racing fans! Rockstar Games recently sent out word that the website for Midnight Club: Los Angeles (PlayStation 3, Xbox 360) has gone live. Find out what the website has in store for gamers after the jump!

Fans of Turn 10's Forza Motorsport 2 for the Xbox 360 will want to look out for new downloadable content scheduled for release this weekend. The first DLC is for a 2007 SEAT Leon Cupra. This pack will be free of charge, much like the download pack you guys received last August.

The second download pack will add 10 new cars to your garage, at an expected cost of 400 MS Points. Here are the new vehicles you can expect to get in this upcoming Forza 2 pack:

• 2006 Audi R10 (#8 Audi Sport Team Joest) Prototype
• 1970 Dodge Challenger R/T Hemi
• 2006 Dodge Challenger Concept
• 2006 Honda Civic Si Coupe
• 2007 Honda Civic Type-R
• 1967 Lamborghini Miura P400
• 2006 Lamborghini Miura Concept
• 2007 Porsche 911 GT3 RS (997)
• 2007 Saturn Sky Red Line
• 2007 SEAT Leon Supercup
  

Just log on to Xbox Live Marketplace come the appointed day, and these new packages should be up for grabs. That's all for the moment. We advise guys to keep alert for any related updates.

Parking its red, shiny trunk into the Xbox Live Marketplace is a new pack of cars for Test Drive Unlimited. Gearing in at 350 Microsoft Points, Volume 4 is now available for Atari's racing title and the downloadable content holds a total of six new cars. Get your keys, it's time for a run-down:

• Ferrari Challenge Stradale
• Lamborghini Murciélago Roadster
• Cadillac Cien
• Dino 246 GT
• RUF RK Spyder
• VR T440R

As always, once the download is done, the cars will be available for purchase at their respective in-game dealerships. For those looking for a bonus, the Saturn Curve is also free for download. This latest addition has now brought the Test Drive Unlimited car library to have over 30 "expansion cars" on top of those available in the game itself.

It's official, Forza Motorsport 2 will be released in Europe on May 2007, on the same date as its North American release. The 35 cars from Ferrari Lamborghini, Maserati, and Porsche are fully customizable in the game. This means that you can pretty much pimp your ride from its engine all the way to its paint job and yes, there are full body kits. Interestingly enough, after lovingly modifying your ride, the car crashes and pile-ups are wonderfully detailed.

So the long wait is coming to an end, put on your racing helmets and strap in, because Forza Motorsport 2 is coming very soon.

You can click on "Full Article" to see the complete list of Porsche, Maserati, Lamborghini, and Ferrari cars available for Forza Motorsport 2.

Non-gamers are used to collecting points, say for example web dollars or e-coupons, that they can later trade in for something. Nobody was more surprised than Microsoft entity Aaron Greenberg when their amazing brainstorm, the Gamerscore - the achievement points system that allows players to collect points and trade them in for absolutely nothing, turned out to be such a phenomenon.

GameDaily has a feature on several gaming celebrities and gaming analysts' take on Gamerscores. Well skip over the opinions of most of the analysts, and we'll relay to you folks the take of someone  that we feel you guys  could relate a bit more to.

Here's Cliffy B and his take on the obsession with the Gamerscore:

It's nerd cred, man! ...It's so clever, I mean, it's just a score. You may say it can't be used for anything, but gamers use them for pride. They're pride points! You can compare it to the feeling you get when you pull up to a restaurant in a Lamborghini. People go, 'Oooo, he must be somebody.' In the virtual world of gaming, points create that same sense of rank and envy, and that's why gamers have latched onto them. I read that people are picking up the Burger King Xbox games just so they can score additional points. If that doesn't prove how well this program is working, nothing does.

Yeah, it's all about pride and showing off your gamer-wang. That and the feeling that whatever it is you're doing in the game, matters - to yourself, and more importantly to a large gaming community.

Here's another something to watch out for over at the Xbox Live Marketplace. Test Drive Unlimited downloadable content will soon be available for download, allowing you to have a peak at what lies ahead for you in the island of Oahu. Feel free to cruise through over 1600 km of road in your sweet ride.

With six brand new cars to choose from, I can't imagine how that should be a problem. How sweet are the rides? Well, the Lamborghini Countach, Ferrari 250 GTO, and Noble one M400 among others, should be more than enough for you to gain multiple visits from the tooth fairy.

The announcement came from Atari itself, and while no specific date has been set, the assurance is that it will be coming very soon. So just hang in tight there. Also, the price for this content is still a question, but it's pretty safe to surmise that it won't send you flying through the roofs given that the game itself is cheap. Test Drive Unlimited is the first MMOR racing game that allows you to compete with others both on and offline. Ain't life good?

Forza Motorsport 2 is the follow up to 2005's Forza Motorsport on the original Xbox from Microsoft Game Studios, which has seen a lot of coverage lately with TGS last week. The new game is going to have over 300 cars to customize and race with in over 60 tracks. Overall, the game features 18 environments including 13 real-world licensed circuits such as Road America, Silverstone, Tsukuba, and Laguna Seca that are broken up to the 60 plus courses.

The cars in the game come from over 50 of the world’s leading manufacturers including Ferrari, Porsche, Nissan, VW, GM, and Lamborghini. We'll have to wait until the late holiday season to see Forza Motorsport 2 ship, but until then go ahead and check out the new screenshots by clicking on the thumbnails below.