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Now under EA management, Codemasters and Slightly Mad announce that Project Cars games will be delisted from digital storefronts starting next month.

Introducing the new ELSA GeForce RTX 3060 Ti ERAZOR -- where it doesn't even come with the game, but in-game car stickers, etc.

Take-Two Interactive might buy racing game gurus at Codemasters for roughly $973 million and establish a foothold in the genre.

Slightly Mad Studios goes slightly mad explaining Project CARS 3, which won't have ray tracing, but still rocks gorgeous graphics.

Project CARS 3 releases on August 28, with Bandai Namco and Slightly Mad Studios releasing the PC system requirements for the game.

BANDAI NAMCO and Slightly Mad Studios announce August 28 release for Project CARS 3.

Project CARS 3 looks more Forza and Need for Speed than Project CARS, check out the trailer!

The Game Awards revealed the first look at the coming Fast & Furious game, and it looks questionable.

Codemasters has acquired Slight Mad Studios for $30 million.

Slightly Mad Studios just got bought out, and the ridiculous native 4K 60FPS Mad Box console is probably dead.

Project CARS 3 will be a 'revolution', the team is honing it to 'perfection' and will be 'a game changer' when it drops.

The Mad Box was always doomed to fail.

Slightly Mad Studios locks in its final design concept for its new next-gen Mad Box console, and it looks too futuristic to be real.

Slightly Mad Studios boss says the best slogan given for its Mad Box console gets $10K and 'free games for life'

Slightly Mad shows early concept designs for its next-gen Mad Box, a system that we're skeptical of.

Slightly Mad Studios boss says Project CARS 3 is in 'very early pre-production'

Slightly Mad Studios might actually be slightly mad.

Slightly Mad Studios says next-gen Project CARS 3 will be a spiritual successor to Need for Speed Shift.

SMS announces Project CARS 2 demo for PC, Xbox One, and PS4.

There's a Fast and the Furious game coming, possibly developed by Project CARS developer.

Project CARS 2 upscales to 4K on PS4 Pro, has improved graphics.

Xbox One X version of Project CARS 2 looks 'significantly' better than PS4 Pro and even most gaming PCs.

A single NVIDIA TITAN Xp runs Project CARS 2 at 4K 80FPS+

Project CARS 2 will have 4 seasons of weather, with day/night transitions.

Project CARS 2 will feature a huge 180 cars.

Project CARS 2 will run 'upscale [resolution] from something very reasonable' on Xbox One X.

Project CARS 2 posts for screenshots, but won't be here until September 22.

Project Cars 2 revs up for worldwide launch this September.

Bandai Namco teases the latest shots from Project CARS 2, and it'll make your GPU cry.

Project CARS 2 has Project Scorpio and PS4 Pro improvements, 21:9 monitor support on the PC, VR, and more.

Project CARS 2 will support 11,520 x 2160 (3 x 4K monitors), and VR out of the box.

SMS aiming for late 2017 for Project CARS 2 on PCs and consoles.

It looks like VR support is being prepared for Project CARS, launches with the Rift in March.

The latest patch for Project CARS is out, bringing the game to version 2.5.

Slightly Mad Studios pushes out Patch 2.0 for Project CARS.

Slightly Mad Studios announces Project Cars 2, which will also be a crowdfunded game.

Project Cars has sold over 1 million copies so far.

DirectX 12 should provide a huge 30-40% increase in performance for Project Cars on PC.

Project Cars reportedly 'loves' DirectX 12, according to the studio behind the game.

Slightly Mad Studios isn't happy with the performance of Project Cars on the Wii U.

Slightly Mad Studios says it has not sabotaged performance on AMD products.

Project CARS tested on the PlayStation 4 and PC at 1080p 60FPS with impressive results.

AMD Radeon owners are seeing shocking performance in Project CARS, while NVIDIA users have smooth sailing.

Slightly Mad Studios has released Project Cars into some countries, with the PC version being a 17GB installation.

Slightly Mad Studios release the launch trailer to Project Cars, which skids into gamers rigs on May 7.

Slightly Mad Studios boss teases that Project Cars 2 is already in development, with the studio aiming for a 'Destiny-like' experience.

Slightly Mad Studios announces Project Cars will run at 1080p on the PS4, 900p on the Xbox One, but both at 60FPS. PC, well - it scales to 12K, and VR.

Slightly Mad Studios goes mad, teases that Project Cars supports up to 12K resolution, VR and will be a 'Destiny-like experience'