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Report: Project Cars Pulls In For Another Pit Stop, Delayed Until May
Slightly Mad Studios has announced yet another delay for Project Cars. The title was most recently scheduled for an April 2 release after delays from last fall to March before the last postponement.
According to a statement received by Eurogamer, Now the game is slated for release some time in May, though the Wii U version is still unaccounted for. When it’s made available, the title will appear on Xbox One, PlayStation 4, and PC.
Per the statement from studio head Ian Bell, free DLC will be offered at launch to compensate eager fans. We've reached out to Bandai Namco to confirm and will update as we're able.
[Source: Eurogamer]
Our Take
Project Cars isn’t the only anticipated game to suffer a spate of short-term delays. The Witcher 3 also saw a number of postponements for polish. Given last fall’s many technically disappointing titles, developers and publishers are understandably concerned about pushing an unripe game out the door.
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