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Final DLC Released for Project Cars 3 – Features Electrifying New Cars

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Bandai Namco Entertainment and developer Slightly Mad Studios has today brought their post-launch content plans for Project Cars 3 to an end, releasing their 'Electric Pack' DLC on the PlayStation 4, Xbox One and Windows PC. The pack boasts...
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Project CARS 3 ‘Style Pack’ DLC Brings New Cars from Ferrari, Lamborghini, and Hennessey

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Available as either part of the game's season pass or as a standalone purchase, developer Slightly Mad Studios has announced that their 'Style Pack' DLC for Project CARS 3 is now live on the PlayStation 4, Xbox One and...
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Fast & Furious Crossroads Launches Ahead of 2021 Film

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Initially planned to release alongside the (now 2021) scheduled release of Fast & Furious 9, Bandai Namco Entertainment, Universal Games and Digital Platforms, and developer Slightly Mad Studios has in recent days released Fast & Furious Crossroads on the...
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Take to the Roads in August with Project Cars 3

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Depending on where you reside at the moment, taking a road trip and exploring nature from the comfort of your family vehicle might be a challenge due to COVID-19 restrictions. But fortunately, Bandai Namco Entertainment and developer Slightly Mad...
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Project Cars 3 Drifts Onto Consoles in 2020

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While you have long-time big-names in the racing genre of video games such as the Gran Turismo series on the PlayStation consoles and the Forza franchise on the Xbox platforms, there are a few gems when it comes to...
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First Gameplay Showcased for Fast & Furious Crossroads

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Initially planned to release this month in-line with the (now 2021) scheduled release of Fast & Furious 9, Bandai Namco Entertainment, Universal Games and Digital Platforms, and developer Slightly Mad Studios have recently pushed back the release date of video-game...
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Fast & Furious to Receive Game Instalment Alongside Ninth Film

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Fast & Furious 9 is not the only thing that fans of the Fast & Furious media franchise have to look forward next year. In a rather surprising announcement, it was confirmed that Bandai Namco Entertainment, Universal Games and...
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Motorsport Career Mode in Project Cars 2 Hoped to Be “Deeper, More Engaging, and...

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Bandai Namco Entertainment and the development team at Slightly Mad Studios have confirmed they will be bringing the Career Mode from Project Cars back in Project Cars 2. They are setting out to offer this mode with “fan-desired improvements,...
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Slightly Mad Studios Confirm Continuation of Project Cars Franchise

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First released on the PlayStation 4, Xbox One and Windows PC in May 2015; Project Cars was once billed via a media release as "the most authentic, intense, beautiful and technically-advanced racing game ever made". While I didn't personally consider this a...
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US Car Pack Races Onto Project Cars

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https://youtu.be/R5QmOhHEbFo As Project Cars draws closer to its one year anniversary in May, Slightly Mad Studios and Bandai Namco Entertainment have released a new downloadable content pack for the racing game. Known by the not-so-creative name "US Car Pack", this...
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New Project Cars DLC Update Delivers Classic Lotus Cars

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https://youtu.be/u1etVdWVibc Continuing to deliver new content via their "ON DEMAND" program for Project Cars, Slightly Mad Studios and Bandai Namco Entertainment have released the Classic Lotus Track Expansion. This expansion will introduce four historic Classic Team Lotus Cars and three...
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First Track Expansion Launches for Project Cars

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https://youtu.be/vLi_p-0u60U Continuing their post-launch support for racing game Project Cars, Slightly Mad Studios have confirmed that their first Track Expansion (Featuring New Zealand's Ruapuna Park circuit and three Audi racing cars) is now live. This pack doesn't come free however,...
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