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Shouldn't they promote Driveclub instead?
I don't understand this move by Sony, why bring in another racer to compete with driveclub. Imagine that there is a line for project cars and no one waiting to play driveclub, that is a bad look. Or people talking amongst themselves comparing the two and then saying project cars is better. Personally I don't think sony really cares very much about driveclub for 3 reasons: 1)They didn't show it off on the big stage at E3. 2)They hardly ever mention it when talking about ps4 games this fall. 3)They allow a direct competitor to be shown at its booth at Gamescom.
The games are different racers and Sony get a cut from both anyway (although admittedly a bigger one from Driveclub). Promoting diversity is great. As it happens, I'm in for both anyway - unless one or both disappoint...
ps4 once again the console choosen to show the game first, that number one spot
Guess you gotta show at least one 60fps racer...*troll*