Latest Contest
DiRT 5 Out on November 10th for Xbox Series X, Xbox Series S
New gameplay video highlights the beauty (and danger) of ice racing.
Posted By Ravi Sinha | On 09th, Sep. 2020 Under News
Codemasters’ DiRT 5 saw a delay from October to November for its current-gen release but that lines up quite nicely release for Xbox Series. The racing sim will release on November 10th alongside the Xbox Series X and Xbox Series S. Those who purchase the Xbox One version can avail of a free upgrade to Xbox Series X/S via Smart Delivery when the latter versions become available.
In addition to those, the developer has released a new gameplay video highlighting ice racing in New York. Set on Roosevelt Island, Ice Breaker events can involve up to 12 cars. The video below sees a mix of Ford and Peugeot vehicles battling for supremacy with fireworks going off in the background.
Other locations and layouts have been confirmed for Ice Breaker events so there should be even more frozen fun to look forward to. DiRT 5 is slated to release on November 6th for PS4, Xbox One and PC while the Stadia version is out in early 2021. The PS5 version doesn’t have a release date but is expected later this year.
Related Games
Hottest Features
Awesome Stuff that you might be interested in
Add your comments (Read more for our comments policy)
More From GamingBolt- Sumo Digital Hiring For Two Unannounced Projects, One In An “Established AAA” Franchise
- Kingdoms Of Amalur: Re-Reckoning Comes To Switch March 16; Fatesworn Expansion Later This Year
- Rockstar Has Filed Patent For New NPC Tech, Possibly For Upcoming Projects
- Nioh 2 Will Feature Crossplay And Save Transfer Between PS4 And PS5
- The Medium’s File Size Is 23 GB On Xbox Series X/S And 24 GB On PC
- Super Meat Boy Forever Interview – Controls, Levels, Story, and More
- Dying: 1983 Interview – Puzzles, PS5 Exclusivity, and More
- Call of the Sea Interview – Art Style, Puzzles, Story, and More
- Bridge Constructor: The Walking Dead Interview – Improvements, Tone, Length, and More
- Chronos: Before the Ashes Interview – Combat, Structure, Progression, and More
- Here’s Why You Should Build a High-End Gaming PC This Year
- Xbox Series X’s Impressive Load Times Tested Across 8 Top Games
- Cyberpunk 2077 on PC Feels Like a 9th Gen Launch Title in All But Name
- Marvel’s Spider-Man: Miles Morales and Remastered PS5 vs PS4 Graphics Analysis – Solid, if Not Extraordinary
- Demon’s Souls PS3 vs PS5 Graphics Comparison – A High Bar for Next-Gen Visuals
Keep On Reading- Can Starfield Redeem Bethesda And Restore Their Prestige?
- Need for Speed Carbon Was an Excellent Racing Game in its Own Right
- Will Red Dead Redemption 2 Ever Receive an Expansion Like Undead Nightmare?
- Cyberpunk 2077 – Can it Make a No Man’s Sky-Style Comeback?
- 15 Years Later, Splinter Cell: Chaos Theory is Still a Stealth Masterclass
- Crash Bandicoot 4: It’s About Time Wiki – Everything You Need To Know About The Game
- Marvel’s Avengers – Everything You Need To Know About The Game
- Madden NFL 21 Wiki – Everything You Need To Know About The Game
- Paper Mario: The Origami King Wiki – Everything You Need To Know About The Game
- Destroy All Humans! (2020) Wiki – Everything You Need To Know About The Game
- Cyberpunk 2077 Guide – All Cyberware and Their Effects
- World of Warcraft: Shadowlands Guide – How to Farm Anima and Use Soulbinds
- Cyberpunk 2077 Guide – How to Use Mantis Blades, Smart Link and Projectile Launch System
- Cyberpunk 2077 Guide – How to Summon Vehicles and Acquire the Best Car for Free
- Cyberpunk 2077 Guide – How to Use Monowire and Gorilla Arms
Contact Us About Us Staff Advertise With Us Privacy Policy Terms of Use Reviews Policy Hooked Gamers Community Policy
Copyright © 2009-2020 GamingBolt.com. All Rights Reserved.