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Project CARS release the trophy list both on PlayStation / Xbox and with trophies entitled Selfie and Defending Champ, it's looking an interesting... Read More

With Project Cars release date finally nailed down to May 8th, Bandai Namco has gone ahead and answered one of the burning questions of the game, namely how many courses will there will be for us to race on, and across how many countries.

The Project CARS release might be stuck in traffic but the hype train remains firmly on the rails.

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BMW is also committed to releasing an all - electric car with the autonomous capabilities in late 2021 as part of its Project i20.

We've been hearing the phrase «late 2017» for far too long with the new Project Cars 2 game, but we now have an actual release date for Project Cars 2 — yay!

Project CARS may have taken forever to be released but that hasn't stopped it from being full of bizarre glitches, that includes everything from flying drivers to upside - down cCARS may have taken forever to be released but that hasn't stopped it from being full of bizarre glitches, that includes everything from flying drivers to upside - down carscars.

After buying Project cars back in November 2016 I was getting amped up on the release of PCars 2.

Originally released in 2015, the first Project Cars won over some hardcore fans but remained largely inaccessible to most players with an unforgiving and, at times, flawed approach to the actual physics of driving.

Project CARS 2 players received the first bit of the game's DLC last week, with the surprise release of the Fun Pack.

Another pleasant surprise is Project Cars, which faces tough competition in the pile up of driving games being released this holiday period which includes Driveclub, Forza Horizon 2, The Crew, and F1 2014.

Project Cars has been delayed on the Wii U three times now, but developer Slightly Mad Studios and publisher Namco still reassured us that the game would be released later this year.

Slightly Mad Studios has just released Project Cars Patch 1.4 for PlayStation 4 and PC.

Their most recent release was Project CARS 2 on PS4, Xbox One, and PC.

With release just over a month away, we know most of what Project CARS 2 is all about.

Fortnite, Westworld, and Project Cars GO are just a few of the great upcoming Android games that will be released soon.

Slightly Mad Studios has released a new Project CARS 2 trailer showing off its selection of Ferraris.

Slightly Mad Studios has just released a new major patch for Project Cars PlayStation 4 and PC versions.

Currently no additional tracks have been released for Project Cars, but SMS have stated that we will see «an additional 12 unique locations consisting of road tracks, historic locations, modern circuits, and ovals.»

A few months after the release of Project Cars, the developer promises a bigger and better experience based on the knowledge acquired during its work on PC, PS4 and Xbox One.

Project Cars will be releasing on the PlayStation 4, Xbox One and PC on November 18, 2014 with the Nintendo Wii U console receiving the game sometime in 2015.

To date three chargeable car packs have been released for Project Cars, the Modified Car pack (which featured the Ruf CTR3 SMS - R complete with GT Planet livery), Limited Edition Car Pack and the Racing Icons Car Pacar packs have been released for Project Cars, the Modified Car pack (which featured the Ruf CTR3 SMS - R complete with GT Planet livery), Limited Edition Car Pack and the Racing Icons Car PaCar pack (which featured the Ruf CTR3 SMS - R complete with GT Planet livery), Limited Edition Car Pack and the Racing Icons Car PaCar Pack and the Racing Icons Car PaCar Pack.

However, when asked if Project CARS 2 was feeling the pressure of the other big racers releasing this year, Tudor had an interesting response:

Slightly Mad Studios released patch 1.1.3 for Project Cars 2.

Slightly Mad Studios Released Project Cars Patch 1.4 for PC and PS4.

Is Slightly Mad Studios right in announcing Project Cars 2 after just a couple of months from the release of the first game?

Slightly Mad Studios has released another batch of gorgeous looking in - game screenshots of their upcoming next - gen game «Project Cars».

Project Cars was released on May 7 on the PC, PS4, Xbox One and Wii U.

The developer did mention that Slightly Mad Studios is looking into releasing Project CARS on Nintendo's next home console.

Project CARS will — barring more delays — arrive in May for PS4, Xbox One and PC with a Wii U release also planned.

Slightly Mad Studios has just released a list of wheels that will be supported with their upcoming racing title, Project Cars on each platforms i.e PC, Playstation 4 and Xbox One.

Originally set for a November release date, Project Cars was delayed a month before release all the way back to March 2015.

Sonic racing is largely forgotten by people musing to get the system, and project CARS is simulation game, new franchise AND will be released on other platforms too.

To celebrate the release, the team has put together a new launch trailer that illustrates how Project CARS 2 pushes the envelope on racing simulation with a huge roster of more than 170 cars, and the largest track roster of any console racing game eCARS 2 pushes the envelope on racing simulation with a huge roster of more than 170 cars, and the largest track roster of any console racing game ecars, and the largest track roster of any console racing game ever.

Project Cars is rumored for release sometime in 2012.

Project Cars for Wii U will be released sometime in the first half of 2013.

Project Cars was the first racing game announced for the Wii U, and developer Slightly Mad Studios have released a new pack of gorgeous screenshots.

Slightly Mad Studios has released a new update for its hit racing simulator Project CARS 2.

The developer has promised to release more details on cars and tracks, career mode, online modes, social & community features, and a special feature on Project Morpheus soon.

In a press - release, Slightly Mad Studios said: «we're proud to announce today that Project CARS will be supporting Project Morpheus giving players a totally fresh and exhilarating new perspective on what it feels like to sit in the cockpit of a high - performance machine screaming around a beautiful location.»

Later this year will see the release of Gran Turismo Sport (the first in the franchise to come to PlayStation 4), Forza Motorsport 7 (which is turning into the Xbox One X's biggest hitter), Project CARS 2 (which looks to improve in nearly aspect on the massively ambitious first game), and Need For Speed Payback (which seems like an entertaining blend of the Need For Speed and Fast and the Furious franchises).

I bet you 5 bucks Namco - Bandai said that they will only support Project CARS on Wii U if they release PS4 / Xbone / PC sales are big first so they changed priority accordingly.

Slightly Mad Studios CEO Ian Bell has offered up a release window for the upcoming sequel to Project Cars.

It makes no business sense what so ever to release Project Cars on the PS4 and Xbox One at that time because of the releases of Forza, Drive Club and other racers occurring almost simultaneously.

We get the latest info on Project CARS 2, set to release later this year on PC, PS4, Xbox One.

«Project CARS 2 will be released Late 2017 for the PlayStation 4 system, Xbox One, and PC with the 911 GT1 - 98, 911 GT3 R (991), 911 GT3 R Endurance (991), 911 GT3 RS, 918 Spyder, 935/77, 935/80, 936 Spyder, 962C, 962C Langheck, and the Cayman GT4 Clubsport», the official blog post now reads.

Project Cars 2 was officially announced following the release of the original Project Cars back in 2015.

Along with the release date, Slightly Mad Studios also released the E3 2017 trailer for Project Cars 2, as you can very well see.

We already knew that Project Cars 2 would benefit from the extra horsepower inside the PS4 Pro, details weren't released.

We don't yet have a specific release date for the Fun Pack, but the makers of Project CARS 2 are promising it will arrive sometime this winter.

The Project Cars 2 release date has been confirmed by Slightly Mad Studios and Bandai Namco Entertainment.