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Sales were indeed terrible.
While buying something else at my local video game store (in a large shopping complex) I asked the shop Assistant how many copies of PC3 they had sold - he said none! apart from on the day of release.
Sales were indeed terrible.
Its a lesson for codies to stop lying in thier marketing campaigns as it just puts people off.
While I totally agree concerning Codemasters, I'd strongly suggest SMS and in particular Ian and Nathan Bell, had a very significant role in the marketing, especially the selling of PC3 as a sim.This has nothing to do with Codemasters, the game has been in production for years before Codemaster bought SMS and the marketing is being handled by Bandai Namco. I'm pretty sure Codemasters learnt that lesson now based on what they did to the Dirt franchise recently.
You might want to back that one up with some examples.Its a lesson for codies to stop lying in thier marketing campaigns
Correct.This has nothing to do with Codemasters, the game has been in production for years before Codemaster bought SMS and the marketing is being handled by Bandai Namco.
Once again, Codies had nothing at all to do with that. Those comments came directly from SMS!They advertised it as a sim which it clearly isnt. Its typical codies marketing. They do it with every game.
Not exactly a sales number but...
As of 30th August, PS4 had 14,000 players and Xbox had 6,200 players.
Meanwhile on Steam, PC3 is only just staying ahead of the original, and not even close to PC2.And this tells us more then any sale figures because sale figures don´t count digital sales.
But 6200 players on xbox and 14000 on PS4 is really not much......
But one has to say.
Pcars 3 is fun is could and should have been so much better.
[Lying is] typical codies marketing. They do it with every game.
If you play with a gamepad and you think GT/Forza physics are just not good enough and want something better, this may be a game for you. If you like the sound of the Rivals mode in this game and like scheduled online racing, I would also recommend this game. If you are a hardcore sim racer or want accurate motorsport simulation, then I would recommend not picking it up.I did think of getting this...but not sure, saw it on ebay for £22..
No info about the dlc, no weekly challenges etc.
They should look how Playground and Ivory Tower do it.
Give your people something and they come back to play.
There are daily/weekly/monthly challenges in the form of Rivals mode, but I do agree there needs to be more of an incentive like the examples given to keep people coming back.
Even a solution like the Tournaments mode in Wreckfest would suit this game pretty well; have a unique currency you can acquire in Rivals mode which you can use to purchase exclusive liveries and cars. 👍
It is, it might not be the best Rally sim out, but it’s still a sim.Check what they say about dirt rally called that a sim..
Citation requiredGrid they claim has the best physics out there..
Absurd generalisation that can be dismissed as such.Its always this time we've listened to the fans and made it a sim. Never happens..
They currently make rally titles, as such I think that’s a massive overstatement, and this is coming from someone who rate WRC9 over Dirt Rally.Codies are what they are but klyton have taken over as the kings of racing games.
The league that I race in has come up against this exact problem. We don't have any alternatives and will probably stick with Project Cars 2 long after the PS5 releases, which is sad. If SMS do make another sim racer, we'll have to wait 3 years based on the current development cycle. So there's a fair chance I'll still be playing the game in 2023. The only hope for us is Automobillista coming to console. I will honestly try to lobby the developers in order for it to happen, as soo many people on console are desperate for a new sim. But SMS will probably stop it as they know it's the better game with their own physics engine!I don't understand how the console sim market is saturated with PCARS-style games. A number of people I've spoken to are in a position where they don't know what the next step is after PCARS2 for their league with it being a 3-year old game. All they wanted was an evolution of how PCARS2 was because that was such a good game for what we want in terms of variety.
Yeah. Automobilista 2 would be a decent option and we're hoping for a similar thing. What that game needs is a bit more content of the European variety and maybe some more in North America and it would have enough variety to be a true PCARS sequel. Even if it released on consoles tomorrow, I'm sure I'd pick it up and buy it though. Especially with the types of cars they have already and I know a number of people that would.The only hope for us is Automobillista coming to console. I will honestly try to lobby the developers in order for it to happen, as soo many people on console are desperate for a new sim. But SMS will probably stop it as they know it's the better game with their own physics engine!
That's good news. Hopefully, they update some of the content to a more modern, European standard as well with the addition of an F4/F3 car as well.Will be nice if AMS2 comes for consoles, it has a lot of unique content that other games don’t have it. My brother has been suggesting me to get a copy but I’m not sure my PC could even run it at a decent frame rate.
As for the content, I think they have more “common” content coming. Not too sure what was announced but when I dig through its files a month ago, there is a small selection of Group C, 90s GT1, GT3 and GT4 in the files.
That's good news. Hopefully, they update some of the content to a more modern, European standard as well with the addition of an F4/F3 car as well.
As for the content, I think they have more “common” content coming. Not too sure what was announced but when I dig through its files a month ago, there is a small selection of Group C, 90s GT1, GT3 and GT4 in the files.
This could be remnants of the Project Cars 2 game in engine files. It is common thing that you can find some traces of older games based on same engine.
Next year is a bit more vague but includes "Racin' USA" which will hopefully have some more US track content for those that are after that.