Slightly Mad has plans for "Mad Box" console
Sounds outright mental to us.
Sounds outright mental to us.
More cars for Slightly Mad Studios' racing title.
Decide for yourself if it'll be your 2017 racing game of choice.
We set up our Fanatec gear and then play both campaign and custom.
These have to be some of the least vague hints we've ever seen.
We'll be racing with Slightly Mad Studios' simulation.
Slightly Mad Studios returns for a second attempt at creating the ultimate driving simulation.
We've had a lot of questions about Project CARS 2, and between two interviews and some serious hands-on time we've gotten our answers.
We had a chat with Slightly Mad Studios' Rod Chong, who wasn't too worried about the competition.
Ten new cars coming to Slightly Mad's racer.
We've spent some quality time with Slightly Mad Studios' well-rounded racing sequel.
It's returning, but with some big changes.
Race on old classics and modern favourites.
Still some TBA, but it's a massive step up since PC1.
Slightly Mad's Andy Tudor was in a confident mood when we talked at E3.
And it'll be released on September 22.
Slightly Mad Studios say that they'll use the Scorpio if they can.
You'll need deep pockets for the Ultra Edition.
The new game from Slightly Mad Studios adds a discipline that mixes tarmac and dirt.
There's no solid confirmation, but it looks likely.
We have new screens and a trailer too.
Sequel due out later this year. Check out our gameplay and interviews.
We got our hands on the next racer from Slightly Mad Studios.
But we're waiting for confirmations by Slightly Mad Studios.
CEO Ian Bell gives a very vague estimation.
Slightly Mad wants £7million to make racing sequel.