Slightly Mad Studios revealed in May that the Wii U version of the original Project Cars had run into difficulty. You can find out more about Project Cars 2 and sign-up for info on the game here ...

This will see Slightly Mad's Project Cars series added to Codemasters' growing collection of racing games, including Dirt, Grid, and its F1 series. Codemasters reportedly paid $30 million in cash ...

Slightly Mad also promised that the development of the new game won't interfere with its plans for the old one: "Project Cars will continue to see massive updates, features, and content throughout ...

But it's taken far less time for Slightly Mad Studios to announce that a sequel is already planned. Project Cars 2 will build upon the foundation set by the first game.

Slightly Mad Studios just released Project CARS, but the studio was quick to get work started on Project CARS 2.

Ian spoke to Andy Tudor of Slightly Mad Studios to talk about VR support in Project CARS and what their future plans are. Project CARS is without a doubt the most technically advanced racing game ...

As it turns out, Project CARS 3 won’t be one of them, as Slightly Mad Studios will continue to offer the game as a backwards compatible title for both the PlayStation 5 and the new Xbox Series ...

Project CARS 2 studio Slightly Mad is developing a a console offering called The Mad Box. It supports 4k, VR, and will hit the market three years from now.

The founder and CEO of Slightly Mad Studios has lobbed fresh mud at Electronic Arts after the publishing giant announced plans to cancel the Project CARS franchise.. Ian Bell, who left the company ...

Codemasters has acquired Project CARS developer Slightly Mad Studios for $30 million in an upfront fee. The entire team at Slightly Mad, 150 employees, will be making the transition. The publisher ...

Motorsport racing simulator Project CARS was developed and published by Slightly Mad Studios and was released for the PC, PlayStation 4 and Xbox One just a few months ago. Even though it suffered ...

Slightly Mad Studios was founded in 2009. It developed two games in the Need for Speed series for Electronic Arts before crowdfunding its own original racing game, Project CARS , which it released ...