Slightly Mad Studios arcade/sim racing game has entered the latest UK Software Sales Chart at number one as expected toppling last week’s champion Mortal Kombat X which slips to third. It will be interesting to see how long it can hold on before Bandai Namco Games release their next game
Yesterday we compared the rain detail in Playground Games’ Forza Horizon 2, Evolution Studios Driveclub and Slightly Mad Studios’ Project CARS, well today we’re pitting two racing giants against each other in our Forza MotorSport 5 vs Project CARS graphics comparison video which looks at various features of the games
It seems to be a common theme to now include dynamic weather conditions in racing games which is actually a good thing as the days of clear skies during racing isn’t so realistic for games striving to present the most authentic racing experience. Anyone who lives in less temperate climes
Slightly Mad Studios’ Project Cars releases tomorrow and will no doubt be favourable for racing fans across the globe. Whilst we’ve already seen a number of racing games of a similar ilk on Xbox One, PS4 and PC in the last two years they have each had their own flavour
Slightly Mad Studios have gone slightly mad with the liveries and paint jobs in the absence of being able to customize your own designs in Project Cars. To be fare, there’s quite a lot of variety from the authentic looking designs to choose from when selecting a race. We’ve spent
Slightly Mad Studios has included a number of graphics settings for the console version of their soon to be released Project Cars racing game. Whether these affect performance is unclear but at least it’s good to see gamers on consoles given a choice as to how the game looks and
Slightly Mad Studios released a launch trailer for their high speed sim racer Project Cars which arrives on Xbox One, PS4 and PC this week on the 8th of May. With a healthy roster of vehicles and a create your own path gameplay approach this is shaping up to be
Slightly Mad Studios released a complete Project Cars car list which shows off the variety players can use when racing around the track including – Open Wheel, GT, Le Mans Prototypes, Supercars, Track Day cars, Karts, Road cars, Historic Touring, and US Trans-Am and Stock. Alongside the standard version of
Bandai Namco Games has just announced that it’s rather cool looking complete racing game Project Cars will release on May 8th on Xbox One, PS4 and PC platforms. They also released a new trailer which looks at the game’s career mode.
Bandai Namco Games/ Slightly Mad Studios released a new Project Cars trailer which takes a look at the Renault Megane R.S. 265 and the Clio Cup in action as they drift and spin around those challenging bends. The game will release on Xbox One, PS4 and PC next month and
