XLC Gaming Network writes:- As I wait in anticipation for the next F1 title I travel to the good old USA to get behind the wheel and into the seat of a NASCAR racer. Developer Eutechnyx and publisher Deep Silver move into gear and release NASCAR ‘14 for all to go in search for victory lane. As I enter the first race it is clear there is more to NASCAR than just driving round oval tracks, in fact a lot more. Does NASCAR ‘14 have what is takes though to keep me behind the wheel for a full season and longer?
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Recently, Eutechnyx gave up the licensing rights for NASCAR, transferring them to DMi Games – a new company with veteran blood regarding NASCAR video games. We talked to Eutechnyx CEO Darren Jobling about the company's exit from NASCAR development, what happened, and what future titles need to do to take the video game sport to the next level.
Good riddance eutechnyx. We gave you plenty of chances to make a great NASCAR game n we tried to help but you failed us. Just the same recycled game every year. Dmi better step up next year.
VVV: "What's significant here is that it's the first game in the series not to be developed by Eutechnyx since 2010, who confirmed today that an offer has been accepted for DMI to acquire assets of the NASCAR game license. Assets such as the tracks and cars of the previous games were acquired as part of the deal, giving the developers a head start in the development of NASCAR '16. DMi also acquired several existing NASCAR-licensed games including NASCAR Manager, which will be re-released soon."
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Sony's sales are the best they've ever been, even for non PS+ members, but there's still a ways to go before they get to the level of discounts seen only during Steam's sales. I think the PSN sales will get better, especially with PS3 digital content, as Sony will try to max out as many software sales as they can get from the PS3 before the PS4 becomes the dominant console in a couple of years time.
Sony need to hurry up and take the playstation now service out of beta and officially give it a green light and release it to the masses, I finally get to play USF4 but I still can't use my arcade stick because no accessories can't be used with any of the games because the service is still in beta. :(
