For as positive as we try to be on Time Extend, things can't always be blue, blue skies. Disappointing impressions of The Crew 2 give way to uncertainty about Onrush's longevity, and bewilderment at one of Sega's worst racers ever.

A big show this week celebrates the new as well as the old. Brendan's got the verdict on OnRush, and the boys pay homage to everyone's favorite dead console of forgotten racers with a new feature series.

A strange news week leaves Adam and Brendan trying to make sense of all those Forza leaks, an unreleased car-themed Mario title, and Gran Turismo's legacy of fictional circuits.

Hypotheticals abound this week as the guys wonder what Wipeout's VR update bodes for the series' future, what success a Blur sequel might've achieved, and what if Nintendo took a stab at Gran Turismo. Fair warning: Recording issues dogged this one, so we apologize for inconsistent and quiet audio.

After a brief and sickly hiatus, the guys celebrate the return of Burnout, are confused by the return of V-Rally, and ponder what it will take to return their enthusiasm for a bloated genre.

This week, Adam and Brendan weigh the possibility of Ridge Racer 8 on the Switch, the possibility Takumi's AE86 will be drivable in the next Sonic All-Stars Racing, and the possibility that every gamer in the UK knows the words to Feeder's "Just A Day."

The conversation switches (mostly) to sim racing this week as Adam and Brendan discuss the relevance of iRacing's upcoming A.I. and single player features, the relevance of esports in the genre, and the relevance of Totino's as a Forza Motorsport sponsor.

In this first episode of Time Extend, Adam and Brendan tackle the likelihood of a Burnout Paradise remaster, the likelihood of Forza Horizon 4 being set in Tokyo, and the likelihood anyone will remember Shox: Rally Reinvented.