Gamer Headlines writes: "Would you believe me if I told you there are 23 games releasing throughout the week of May 11, 2015 – just a single week before one of the biggest games of the year releases? Probably not, but somehow, it is one of the busiest weeks in gaming. Filled with digital games all over the place, this week’s line-up includes quirky games like Inside My Radio, Color Guardians, Not a Hero and Lost Orbit, as well as games like Project Cars, Attack on Titans: Humanity in Chains, and Axiom Verge on PC being at the forefront. Nonetheless, rest easy: there’s only one week left until The Witcher 3 hype. Enjoy this week’s video game releases!"
There are countless great Metroidvania games available on the Steam Deck — Max Wright for overkill runs through some of the very best.
This video explains why we think Electronic Arts didn't see a future in the sim racing title Project CARS and promptly cancelled the fourth instalment.
After the last installment I’d say most hardcore fans left. It’s just not that good anymore so I can’t really blame EA this time.
Ask Bullfrog or Black Box or Tiburon or Studio 33 or Criterion or any of the previously acquired developers who made racing games as competition, or as developers of EA games, then eventually dissolved into oblivion or reassigned. Just ask them. They'll tell you why.
Ian Bell, the founder of Slightly Mad Studios, is aiming to hire former Project CARS employees to work on his upcoming GTR Revival project.
If it's just going to be another sim-cade that doesn't do either one correctly then no thanks.
Project CARS 2 was a step in the right direction but the physics still aren't where they should have been, so what did they do for PC3? Go completely arcade. That killed the franchise.