Bandai Namco Games released a new Project Cars video which takes a closer look at the game’s many locations across the globe. The game ships with over 30 worldwide locations making it one of the most expansive of any racing game. With dynamic weather alongside realtime day and night cycles,

Bandai Namco Games and Slightly Mad Studios released a new Project Cars trailer as part of an on-going series of videos which takes an in-depth look at the pitbox and qualifying section in the forthcoming racer.

Slightly Mad Studios and Bandai Namco Games has just announced that their forthcoming racing sim Project Cars will shift its release date to mid-May to allow for extra polishing of the game on PS4, Xbox One and PC. Project Cars has already seen a slip in the release date, but

Slightly Mad Studios released a new Project Cars video series which takes a look at the game’s Career Mode which has players move up the racing ranks to virtual stardom on the world circuit. Bandai Namco Games also announced a live 24 hour streaming event to be held this weekend

Slightly Mad Studios and Bandai Namco Games has just announced that Project Cars will be slightly delayed and will release on April 2nd on PC, Xbox One and PS4. The reason, some extra tweaking to the game to make it a smooth an experience as possible once it hits shelves.

Bandai Namco Games/Slightly Mad Studios released a new Project Cars trailer which showcases the high octane racing in action using some impressive visuals. The game is coming to Xbox One, PS4 and PC this March.

Bandai Namco Games/Slightly Mad Studios has today released a selection of Project Cars Xbox One screenshots to show how well the game is looking on next generation systems. What’s interesting to note is the game will be running at an impressive 60 frames per second for silky smooth gameplay. The

Slightly Mad Studios released a new teaser trailer for their delayed racing game, Project Cars which will now see a release on March 20th 2015 on Xbox One, PS4, PC and Wii U. Getting into the Halloween spirit, the trailer shows off some neat night racing in the cold and

Bandai Namco Games and developer Slightly Mad Studios has today revealed that their fortcoming racing game, ‘Project Cars’ will be delayed until March 20th next year. The game is scheduelled to released on Xbox One, PS4 and PC platforms with the delay allowing for extra polishing alongside missing the holiday

Slightly Mad Studios released some more information about their forthcoming racer Project Cars, revealing some details on the tracks players will be racing on. In the first update, some of the new tracks are showcased which include, Watkins Glen, Road America, road circuit of Azure in Southern France, Oulton Park