Project Cars 2 is shaping up to be a stellar racing simulator. In order to be fully immersed in this videogame, however, you will need to play it with a compatible racing wheel. So what are the best accessory set for Project Cars 2? You can find out in our guide below. Collaboration with Thrustmaster … Read more
If you haven’t heard already, Slightly Mad Studios recently released the version 6.0 patch for Project Cars. The title update added support for the new T150 Force Feedback Racing Wheel. Thrustmaster recommend calibrating the wheel to 900 degrees as it matches the same rotation angle of the in-game wheel while in the cockpit view. To … Read more
Thrustmaster has revealed fixes for two issues, via multiple posts on Facebook, regarding their wheels when it comes to Project CARS. The recent 1.3 patch changed the dead zone to 15 instead of zero. To fix this issue, the company suggests recalibrating the wheel with specific settings. You can check out the instructions to do … Read more
Thrustmaster has revealed some tips, through multiple posts on Facebook, for calibrating PS4 and Xbox One wheels for the newly-available Project CARS. On the PlayStation 4 side, the company confirmed that the videogame is compatible with the T500, T300, T80, T100 racing wheels. With that said, only the T300 and T80 is fully supported by … Read more
The Xbox One is already home to a few great racing games, especially on the first-party side with Forza Horizon 2 and Forza Motorsport 5. Microsoft’s current-gen console will also be getting another quality racer with Project CARS, which is coming out in North America on the 12th of May. While you can play the … Read more
With Gran Turismo 7 still nowhere to be seen, Project CARS will be the only major racing simulator for the PlayStation 4 for the foreseeable future. The videogame, which is being released on the 12th of May in the North American region, supports multiple steering wheels as well as other racing accessories that should enhance … Read more
April ended up being a pretty solid month of releases for gaming fans. In addition to the anticipated launch of Mortal Kombat X, gamers were also to get their hands on some great ports such as Dark Souls II: Scholar of the First Sin Edition, State of Decay: Year One Survival Edition, Xenoblade Chronicles 3D … Read more
The file size has been listed by the European Sony Entertainment Store shopping website for the PlayStation 4 version of Project CARS. The racing simulator is going to take up 17.8 GB of free space on the hard disk drive of Sony’s current-gen console. If you haven’t read our previous story, the same game requires … Read more
Amazon.de has listed that the PlayStation 4 version of the upcoming Project CARS will be getting two Thrustmaster racing wheel bundles. In addition to being able to buy the software as a standalone product, German customers will be able to get the racing simulator packaged together either with the Thrustmaster T300 GTE Ferrari Wheel or … Read more
The download size has been revealed by the Xbox Store shopping website for the Xbox One version of the upcoming Project CARS. The racing simulator will take up 18.13 GB of free space on Microsoft’s current-gen console. Of course, you can also purchase the physical version if you feel like getting a disc release instead … Read more