Upcoming racing sim Project Cars has officially been delayed, distributor Bandai Namco confirmed earlier today. The delay will push the game's release back until March 2015. Slightly Mad Studios' Project Cars was expected to launch on PlayStation 4,...

Speaking with Eurogamer, Slightly Mad Studios' Andy Tudor has stated that the developer is aiming to hit 1080p and 60 FPS for Project Cars on both the PlayStation 4 and Xbox One, although the Xbox One version isn't quite there just yet: "On Xbox One...

Project CARS (Community Assisted Racing Simulator) will be coming to PS4, Xbox One and Windows PC this November 18th in the US and November 21st in Europe, Bandai Namco announced today. A Wii U version is still planned, but will release in 2015. The...

Project CARS (Community Assisted Racing Simulator), the latest game from developers Slightly Mad Studios (most well-known for developing Need for Speed: SHIFT), has received a new trailer for Gamescom this week, as well as more screenshots for fans to...

Slightly Mad Studios, the self-publishing company behind the highly-anticipated racing sim Project Cars, is very enthusiastic about its game: "Project CARS is the most authentic, beautiful, intense, and technically-advanced racing game on the planet." To...

Chris Charla, Microsoft's Director of ID@Xbox, has written up a post on the Xbox Wire detailing the indie developers Microsoft are partnering with to bring indie titles to the Xbox One. Following criticism that the platform was less welcoming to indie...

Project CARS, the promising-looking and much anticipated sim racer currently being developed by Slighty Mad Studios with the aid of community funding, is now set to release on the PlayStation 4, Xbox One and Steam OS, as well as the Wii U and PC. It...