Slightly Mad Studios released a new Project Cars video which has Andy Tudor talking about some of the game’s key and new features, alongside some input from championship driver Oliver Webb at Brands Hatch race track in the UK. Project Cars releases on November 21st on PS4, Xbox One and
Bandai Namco Games has today revealed the final Project Cars release date from developer Slightly Mad Studios where their racing simulation game filled with beauty is heading to the Xbox One, PS4 and PC. Gamers will have to wait until November 21st when the game launches to get a slice
Bandai Namco Games released a handful of screenshots and a new trailer from their forthcoming Project Cars which is scheduled to launch in November 2014 and will be available on PC, PlayStation 4 and Xbox One with a Wii U version releasing early next year.
Gamescom 2014 kicks off this week and as with E3 this year, we’re posting all the Gamescom 2014 trailers and videos in one neat place spread out over each day beginning today August 11th onwards. We’ll post what’s included in today’s videos in the index for easy listing. If you
Day one has been overflowing with E3 2014 trailers and media which can viewed by clicking the link below. Day two has just as many trailers to check out as Ubisoft wrap up and Sony go into high gear. CLICK HERE FOR DAY ONE MEDIA ROUND UP CLICK
Slightly Mad Studio’s released a selection of community created images from their forthcoming next gen and PC racer, Project Cars. The team are keen to stress that the quality of the images are from the actual in game racing engine rather than the usual tailored photo mode which tends to
The amazing looking Project Cars has a strong community of photographers taking images from the game to showcase how well the game is coming on. Head on over to the official WMD pages to see a whole host of images that are created using the in-game engine gameplay as opposed to
