Steam Pre-Purchase
Even though Project CARS wont’ be released until March, you can be ready to press download when it goes live thanks to the pre-purchase that is now available on Steam. Not only does the pre-purchase make sure you have it the instant its released, it also gets you two car packs featuring eight additional cars.
The “Modified Pack” features three cars, the Ruf CTR3 SMS-R, Pagani Zonda Cinque Roadster and the Ariel Atom 3 Mugen. The “Limited Edition” car pack features the BMW M1 Procar, Mercedes C-Coupe DTM, McLaren F1, Sauber C9 and the 1967 Ford GT Mk IV.
Head over to the Project CARS Steam page to pre-purchase the title today for $49.99.
Xbox One Screenshots
After seeing Project CARS on the PC and PlayStation 4 it was only a matter of time until we would see it on the Xbox One and now that time is upon us. All these shots are from the Xbox One and show off what the next-gen console can do with one of the prettiest racing titles to ever be released.
I think the PC will be the prettiest way to go at release but the PlayStation 4 and Xbox One will certainly be no slouch for the console fan base.
The game is something I really look forward to, but still some unanswered questions. 1 Will there be chat in the game? In PC too? 2. Will it be triple screen ready on PC? At what settings? I am also waiting to see which system some of my friends will go. So I guess I will wait. I really want to see some in game, release date video gameplay with chat…
Can’t answer your chat question but this should answer your triple screen question https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vlSRYk7h1n0 . In regards to settings, what do you mean ?
I remember the video now. Okay, so down to just chat… Have to wait and see on that I guess. Thanks, Darin.
You could always use Teamspeak for chat.
Yeah I have Teamspeak, but again, I am trying to see if I can get an ingame audio chat. Just have to wait unfortunately.
Not sure if you’ve heard of SimHQMotorsports. But they will likely have a dedicated TeamSpeak server for PCars when it’s released. That might work just as well as in-game chat. And, it’s a good group of guys.
Just a suggestion.
Indeed… Teamspeak or Mumble or Raidcall, there’s quite some alternatives should there be no in-game chat.