Project CARS Delayed To March, 2015 For PC, Xbox One, PS4
A new release date has been set for Project CARS. The game is now due for launch on March 20th, 2015 for the Xbox One, PS4 and PC. No word yet on whether or not the Wii U version will have been affected by this decision, but in a way I think some gamers can take a sigh of relief knowing that they won't have to juggle so many games to buy this fall season.
Videogamer.com originally posted an article surrounding a forum conversation that took place on the members section of the WMD forums. It's a nuanced post that gets right to the point of explaining why they decided to move out of the fall season, stating...
If it sounds like them backing out of a heavyweight title fight because they're a welterweight, well that's not all that far off.
The post goes on to further explain that it wasn't just about tangling with the big boys, it was also a matter of polish and prestige that comes with bug fixes and content quality. They didn't want to pull a Battlefield 4...
I think this is an extremely relevant point here. I could easily see Project CARS becoming a new generation franchise that really pushes the competitive levels against Forza and Gran Turismo to new heights. The game is already gorgeous and the physics are already amazing; a sequel would just be twice as sexy.
Of course, there's no such thing as a sequel if the first game doesn't do so great. There's also the factor that this is a crowd-funded project and it really needs some good sales-legs to grow as a brand, especially on home consoles.
Following the forum post, Bandai Namco decided to goad Slightly Mad Studios to offer up a more PR-friendly, diplomatic response, hence Ian Bell, head of studio at Slightly Mad Studios, commented about the delay with a more corporate tone, stating...
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It's funny that it's the same thing as the forum post, just said with far less personality, less flair and less earnestness. I imagine it would be that way since the forum post was the dev talking directly to the audience and the PR response is just to look professional and make Bandai Namco not look bad.
Anyway, I'm not bothered by the delay to March. If the Wii U version was the only version delayed to 2015 it would have seemed pretty crappy, but in this case it at least feels a less like ableism from Bandai Namco. You can learn more about Project CARS by paying a visit to the official website.
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