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Project CARS
Slightly Mad Studios
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Racing, SimulatorDevelopers
Slightly Mad StudiosPublishers
Bandai Namco EntertainmentFranchises
Project CARSDiscover Games
Summary
A version of Project CARS which would run on lower-end hardware. The PS3 and Xbox 360 ports were cancelled in favor of the PS4 and the Xbox One, but the Wii U version was only cancelled later.
Genres
Racing, SimulatorPlatforms
PlayStation 3, Xbox 360, Wii UDevelopers
Slightly Mad StudiosPublishers
Bandai Namco EntertainmentFranchises
Project CARSMore from Slightly Mad Studios
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