Intially planned for a 2009 release, Blur will finally not hit the shelves before 2010. Bizarre Creations nonetheless released this new trailer focusing on power-ups and the much-too-rare-these-days multiplayer split screen option.

Let's continue today's racing games frenzy with Blur, the unlikely mix of PGR and Mario Kart by Bizarre Creations. Many people still have reasonable doubts concerning the game so the team behind it has decided to show us how fun it is in this second dev diary focused on power-ups. Some new images have also been released. The game should ship in early November.

The Gamescom is continuing with this new video of Blur, looking quite a bit more convincing than the E3 build. Still, I'll never get why this game had to be so dark.

Blur certainly didn't convince many people at E3 and it's certainly why the developers at Bizarre Creations are doing this video where they explain to us why their game is different (and better) from the others.

The Electronic Entertainment Expo 2009 edition is now officially over. These three days have really been intense and exhausting, but they especially offered us a chance to take a look at a large amount of games. Games really amazing, in terms of visuals as well as gameplay. So here we go for our impressions on the titles we've been able to test.

Blur, Bizarre Creation's newest game developed for Activision, was, of course, available for a try out at the Convention Center. As though far from being finished yet, we can't really say that the game blew our mind - except if you're into eye-burning flashy colours. Moreover, the arcade gameplay really has nothing to do with Bizarre's previous titles.
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Activision released these few images of Blur for this E3.

After the few screenshots of the other day, Activison and Bizarre Creations finally offer us the vry first teaser of Blur, their realistico-weird driving game planned to hit both Xbox 360 and Playstation 3.

Bizarre Creations and Activision finally officially announced Blur, their weird but not uninteresting mix between Project Gotham Racing for the true-to-life graphics and Mario Kart for the power-ups. More at E3, and first screens inside.