Ferrari F355 Challenge has weathered the test of time admirably, and though it's still a great racing game, it's no longer the world-beater that it originally was. You'd think that a port of a ...

Inside the car, there’s nothing too crazy, but an authentic Challenge wheel graces the hands, while Recaro Pole Position ...

Licensed by Ferrari, with praise for it's fine quality as a complete work of art. Under the supervision of numerous top race drivers, the highest level of realistic control feeling has been achieved. ...

Ferrari Challenge still sparks the image of a race-stanced Hot Wheels F355, burned in my mind in the Nineties when I was a car-crazy kid. That silver die-cast with its red, white, and green ...

Regardless of your taste in music, I bet you enjoyed Jamiroquai's "Cosmic Girl" video. Yes, I'm talking about the clip revolving around a Ferrari F355, an F40, and a Lamborghini Diablo chasing each ...

Type F129 (aka Ferrari F355) was the Prancing Horse’s sports car that covered the latter half of the 1990s. It was derived as a Berlinetta, Spider, GTS, Challenge, or Fiorano, and usually dressed up ...

This F355 Challenge was one of 300 made for Ferrari’s racing series, the Ferrari Challenge, intended to give customers a turnkey racer that they could take to the track for some high-dollar thrills.

Yu Suzuki is one of the few game developers out there that has not only created some of the hottest properties in recent memory, but also keeps pushing the bar higher when it comes to enjoyable games.

The Ferrari F355 was one of a few cars the Italian automaker made in the 1990s that didn’t quite reach the heights of the F40 but were small wonders nonetheless, capable of being both eye candy and ...