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Playground Games has temporarily disabled Eliminator in Forza Horizon 6 after players discovered a major credit exploit.

The bug allowed players to earn up to 999,999,999 credits in a very short amount of time. The developers have confirmed that any illegitimate credits will be removed, with affected accounts rolled back to a maximum balance of 10 million credits.

Some players even tried to “launder” their credits through the Auction House, buying and reselling cars in an attempt to keep at least part of their profits before the exploit was patched.

As compensation for the downtime, all players will receive a free 2021 McLaren Sabre. The car can be claimed through the in-game Message Center under the Gifts tab once Eliminator returns.

Series 2 has also gone live, bringing various bug fixes, faster Horizon Play progression, and a nerf to drag tires, which had been performing a little too well outside of drag racing events.

iRacing has revealed new details about NASCAR 26. The game is scheduled to launch in September 2026, roughly a month earlier than last year’s NASCAR 25.

The cover star for this year’s edition will be Kyle Larson, the Hendrick Motorsports driver and reigning NASCAR Cup Series champion.

While an exact release date has not yet been announced, the confirmed platforms are PC, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X|S.

More information, including the full release date and additional game features, is expected to be revealed closer to launch.

Reiza Studios has released update 1.6.9.81 for Automobilista 2. It’s a relatively small patch focused on bug fixes, but it also marks the end of the free trial period for the latest DLC content.

If tracks such as Hungaroring, Imola 2005, or other historic layouts have disappeared from your track list, it’s not a bug. Access to these circuits now requires ownership of the corresponding DLC packs. The Hungaroring DLC is priced at $6.99, while the Historic Track Pack Pt. 4 costs $7.99.

The patch addresses crashes, disqualification-related bugs, visual tire issues, UI errors, localization problems, AI behavior, and several track-specific glitches.

Reiza has also made minor adjustments to tire physics for Formula classes and improved AI performance at Azure and Hungaroring.

A free update has arrived for the console version of Assetto Corsa Competizione, bringing the 2025 GT World Challenge liveries to PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S.

The update adds 86 new liveries from GTWC Europe, along with 9 additional designs from GTWC America. Driver lineups have also been updated to match the latest season.

While the update doesn’t introduce any gameplay changes, it’s a nice bonus for console players still enjoying ACC. Nearly 100 fresh liveries are now available at no extra cost.

There is one catch, though: PC players received these liveries back in December 2025, while console users have had to wait until now. It’s been quite a significant delay.