One of the big questions about Project CARS for the Wii U is whether it will be closer to the PC version or closer to the Xbox 360 and PS3 version. Well, one of the developers from Slightly Mad Studios has come forward to talk a little bit about the Wii U version of the game and have confirmed 720p resolution running at 30 frames per second.
NowGamer managed to get in some talk-time with creative director Andy Tudor who stated...
“We always prefer to aim for 30fps generally in order to keep gameplay-specific features like having more cars on track or better weather effects etc.“So that’s standard across all consoles, and we’re more likely to utilize the native 720p support of the Wii U for launch especially since our physics and rendering systems demand a lot of processing power in order to deliver a truly next-gen experience.“All you need to know is that when you get the game, it’ll look and feel amazing and you’ll want to show it off to your friends.”
Project CARS has garnered a lot of traffic and publicity for how amazing the game's graphics are and while a lot of PC gamers are already thrilled with how good the game looks, with trailers like this and screenshots like this, it certainly left a lot of gamers questioning whether or not the Wii U version of Project CARS would be up to par and it at least sounds as if the game won't disappoint.
One of the other highlights of the title is that it has very detailed physics and realistic environments. It's hard to tell how easy the game will be for casual gamers to pick up and play but the visual appeal could make up for any gameplay difficulty learning curves.
Project CARS is set for release this fall for the Xbox 360, PS3, PC and Wii U. You can learn more about the crowd-funded game by visiting the Official Website.
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