Fire up your PlayStation 3, gamers! An update to Gran Turismo 5 Prologue is now available on the PlayStation Network, with three very shiny, very sexy new cars lined up. One of them is the GT by Citroen, whose real-life model debuted at the Paris Motor Show yesterday. Screens after the link!

Still need some forward thrust on your race to hoard more PS3 Trophies? Ferrari Challenge already has its Trophy patch scheduled for release next week - think you're ready? Start your engines and get ready, there are 46 Trophies to be won once the patch gets release. Head to the full article to see the entire list.

Gran Turismo 5 Prologue is set to kick August off with one mean update. They're adding the anticipated Gran Turismo TV feature this month along with a lot of other fixes that will have gearheads wetting their pants. It's total automotive entertainment from Polyphony Digital this month.

Sony Computer Entertainment America's recently unveiled another new set of wheels being prepped for Gran Turismo 5 Prologue: The Scuderia Ferrari F2007. It's fast enough, it seems, that SCEA's Taku Imasaki has described it as the game's "God Mode." More details regarding this topic are in the full article.

The North American release of Polyphony Digital's Gran Turismo 5 Prologue will be getting additional content after all. A recent press release revealed the game's full track and vehicle list along with additional features. Also, we were able to get some screenshots of the game in action. If you'd care to find out more, race on over to the full article

The presentation of a product can either make it or break it. That's probably why Koch Media recently released a lot of drool-worthy screenshots and artwork of their Ferrari Challenge (PS3, Wii, DS) racing game.

Care for some eye candy? Check them out after the jump!

The official Gran Turismo site has just released more information for the upcoming retail release of Polyphony Digital's Gran Turismo 5 Prologue. So, what sort of automobile goodness is set  for Japan? We're spotting a total of 37 cars, 5 online modes, and 5 different tracks. More details on these features are up ahead in the full article.

Those who couldn't wait to get hold of Gran Turismo 5 Prologue should take heed of this Tokyo Game Show 2007 announcement: there will be five tracks available in Prologue. Thinking that it's too few to keep yourself entertained until Gran Turismo 5's release? Keep in mind that there are other features jampacked in the game that will definitely enhance gamer experience.

As mentioned in a previous article, Prologue will feature a 16-player online multiplayer feature, which is a first for the Gran Turismo franchise. 30 cars will be made available, including Ferrari, Lotus, Nissan, and Mitsubishi vehicles, to add more replay value to Prologue.

If you're bored with driving cars, then you can just take a break and just watch Gran Turismo TV. Gran Turismo TV will let you get connected and watch car racing programs without having to log off the game for a fee. Also, if you're feeling lucky and want to show off your moves to friends, then you may find the Photo Mode handy in getting screenshots of your game and saving the snaps into your hard drive.

A US release date and pricing information for Prologue is not available yet, but you can count on us to keep you informed. Until then, stay tuned!

Trading paint is in an entirely new league when you're driving a Ferrari, and it's the dream of almost every kid to take these gorgeous rides for a spin. Koch Media and System 3 knew this, and decided to make Ferrari Challenge (PS3, Nintendo Wii, Nintendo DS). As promised, the game made a debut at Games Convention 2007 in Leipzig.

The video sure teased our senses even if it clocked just over a minute. The cars look great and tracks are well crafted - what else do you need before getting the urge to step on the gas and break speed limits? Brief gameplay footage doesn't really tell us how the game will run though, but those wheels sure are moving fast.

Expect Ferrari Challenge to reach the shelves this November 23. So far, we know that the game will be as realistic as possible and will deliver a true Ferrari experience.

Here's the PS3 trailer that rocked convention grounds:

System 3 has announced that the Leipzig Games Convention will be the venue for the world debut of Ferrari Challenge (DS, PS3, Wii). System 3's August 23 press conference will be the first time that people will see a playable version of the officially licensed racing sim.

The multiplatform title will be running on the PlayStation 3, the Nintendo Wii and the Nintendo DS during its global premiere. The PlayStation 3 version will reportedly focus on the technical side of the game, while the Wii version will feature "the most accurate motion-sensing steering yet seen on the revolutionary console".

System 3 has also released one PS3 screenshot of the game along with the global debut announcement. Check it out up top. Ferrari Challenge's global debut will take place on August 23 at 3:00 P.M. The game is currently slated for release on November 23, close enough for System 3's hints that the game will roll out this Christmas.