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PJTierney
GTP’s Ignore feature is pretty neat.
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I've even bought the T-Shirt...
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Kriptical
Did anyone hear if vr was just not going to make the release date?

As opposed to generally punting on it permanently.

I’d like to unfollow the thread if its a permanent punt as i don’t really do anything with the ps5 but vr driving.

Might be time to quit consoles for good and build a pc :/
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PSVR 2 support has been removed from the devleopment plan, and PC VR may miss launch but is very definitely on the way.
 
I don't have a PSVR2 but I really do wish Sony out a stronger push behind it. I think that since Sony doesn't to me at least to really care about VR why should the 3rd party companies. Anyway maybe they will eventually add support for it
 


3 British circuits apparently seen on the in-game map - Brands Hatch as well as Silverstone and Donington. I'm happy with those to start, no doubt the modders will add the likes of Oulton Park, Knockhill and Snetterton.

VR (presumably PC) "a priority and in the launch window".
 
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Fezzik


3 British circuits apparently seen on the in-game map - Brands Hatch as well as Silverstone and Donington. I'm happy with those to start, no doubt the modders will add the likes of Oulton Park, Knockhill and Snetterton.

VR (presumably PC) "a priority and in the launch window".
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Yeah great start for British circuits, Oulton and Snetterton being modded in (or Cheshiring and Norfolk 300) would give us the full contingent for a British GT series.

Is there any word on custom championships yet? Or will that be effectively limited to modding?
 
MagpieRacer
Is there any word on custom championships yet? Or will that be effectively limited to modding?
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Only recall a comment from one of the devs about some championship mods on PC not being allowed on console because of scripts. Don't think they've said yet whether they are an official part of the game, still a lot of questions to be answered about the offline/single player.


Assuming the Brands Hatch sighting is correct, we are close to the full 17 launch locations (as opposed to the 28 "layouts"):

10 confirmed on PMR site - Zolder, Spa, Nurburgring x3, Northampton (Silverstone), Lime Rock Park, Mosport, Mount Panorama, Kyalami.
5 seen in trailers/screenshots - Interlagos, Lake Jackson (Sebring), Monza, Donington, Brands Hatch.

Totally lacking in Japanese tracks at the moment so Fuji or Suzuka (or both) are surely coming, plus Le Mans & 3 more DLC tracks in year 1.
 
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PMR will be at the Tokyo Games Show as part of Sega's lineup. Maybe they show off a Japanese track as there isn't one currently known for the launch (the DLC roadmap suggests that one will be part of the GT500 pack in Q1 2026).

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Fezzik
PMR will be at the Tokyo Games Show as part of Sega's lineup. Maybe they show off a Japanese track as there isn't one currently known for the launch (the DLC roadmap suggests that one will be part of the GT500 pack in Q1 2026).

tgs.sega.jp

Project Motor Racing | LINEUP | SEGA/ATLUS TGS 2025 website

Project Motor Racing | Keep an eye out for the titles we'll be showcasing!
tgs.sega.jp tgs.sega.jp
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I know they’re planning to release more information on multiplayer at this event. Hopefully we see some more cars/tracks teased
 
Not that it was written somewhere, but I was under the impression that modding was just related to cars, not circuits.
Given all the claim they are making (and rightfully so) of the laser scan circuits, wheather, etc etc, how a mod circuit would compete with the originals in terms of quality?
 
zjn
Not that it was written somewhere, but I was under the impression that modding was just related to cars, not circuits.
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Circuit mods were mentioned as well as cars. Hopefully the same quality as laser scanned mods for other racing games, though I have no idea how it would integrate with the weather systems.
 
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I'm really on the edge with this game. I hope it will be a fantastic sim for mostly historic content. Physics wise, it doesnt need to be on par with LMU/ACC, i just want a solid plattform with good FFB. Just be a bit better than PCARS2, thats solid enough.
I really want to get on the hype train, but with the trainwreck that was Pcars3 in mind (which was advertised as most realisitic sim of them all), i think i will wait until release.
 
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This game is very intriguing. I hope we will get more details and more insiders hands on in the next weeks, to understand if it will be a big thing or a big bluff before pushing the "burn 70€" button to buy it. Also I hope this hands on will happen on both PC and Consoles, to understand the differences in terms of perfomances of driving engine and graphic engine.
 
DejectedAngel
So another unfinished 1.0 release, content that should've been in on launch turned into DLC but they’ll take the money now. Gaming in 2025 is just wonderful.
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Yes. Exactly. Glad you agree. DLC, deluxe editions, day one patches, always online, early access, features promised and then delayed to some unspecified date in the future - it’s all a load of crap whatever new game we’re talking about.

As I said months ago

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just wait until everything is actually in the game before buying.
 
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My main concern is the low number of non-Euro tracks so far, especially as the career is supposed to have regional aspects.

The whole game is very Eurocentric (with a few American parts sprinkled in). Needs more Japanese cars and tracks, so I’ll definitely wait for the GT500 content at the very least.
 
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DejectedAngel
So another unfinished 1.0 release, content that should've been in on launch turned into DLC but they’ll take the money now. Gaming in 2025 is just wonderful.
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Rock and a hard place for the Devs. If they offer a season pass or deluxe or whatever, without saying what you get with it or for your extra money, you get criticised, if you announce the road map for DLC, you get criticised for holding content back.

I'm sure many people would rather wait a bit longer and have everything in one package, sadly that just isn't how it works, for a smaller developer, they do actually need to get a game launched and start getting some income from it, game development isn't free and you can't hold off a release indefinitely.

For me, I don't mind, I'd rather know what my extra money is going to get me, been burned before buying a content pass and it being absolutely awful, so this to me is absolutely fine, I know what is coming, I know what it's value to me is, I can make an educated decision to do it. I also feel the base game content (of which we still don't have a comprehensive list for) will be sufficient to have a very enjoyable experience.
 
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MagpieRacer
I also feel the base game content (of which we still don't have a comprehensive list for) will be sufficient to have a very enjoyable experience.
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This is the key sentence. All the remainig stuff we already now (cost, dates, content titles), what is missing, hopefully for a short time yet, is how good is the game backbone
 
2 crown-jewel endurance events? So that's Daytona as well as Sebring Lake Jackson? Or the Petit Le Mans at Road Atlanta?


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IMSA Comes To Project Motor Racing

IMSA—the International Motor Sports Association—was (legend has it) born on the back of a napkin at the 1969 Daytona 500 week. What was on the menu that night may have been lost to the vagaries of time, but over dinner, Bill France Sr. (NASCAR founder) took one look at former SCCA boss John...
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GTP & The Era Of Flame-Spitting Monsters (1981-1993)​

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I think that confirms what the GTP part of the Q4 2026 endurance pack will be.

GTP over the next decade fielded some of the most fearsome prototypes in history. Think the Porsche 962 that made IMSA its personal ATM until Nissan came with the 1,000bhp Electramotive-built GTP ZX-Turbo and reeled off eight straight wins in 1988, breaking Stuttgart’s strangle-hold.


Just imagine a grid on a typical race day in the late-’80s: Nissan GTP ZX-Turbo v. Chevrolet Corvette C4 GTP v. BMW March GTP v. Ford Probe GTP v. Porsche 962C.


And then, of course, there was Mazda’s gorgeous quad-rotor RX-792P (the Le Mans-winning 787B’s successor) that managed to catch fire on the grid—twice—before being dubbed “The Barbecue” by mechanics (and still finding its way on the podium!).
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Fezzik
2 crown-jewel endurance events? So that's Daytona as well as Sebring Lake Jackson? Or the Petit Le Mans at Road Atlanta?


projectmotorracing.com

IMSA Comes To Project Motor Racing

IMSA—the International Motor Sports Association—was (legend has it) born on the back of a napkin at the 1969 Daytona 500 week. What was on the menu that night may have been lost to the vagaries of time, but over dinner, Bill France Sr. (NASCAR founder) took one look at former SCCA boss John...
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I think that confirms what the GTP part of the Q4 2026 endurance pack will be.
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Good spot
 
I'm really excited for this game! It seems like a godsend for someone like me who's looking for a motorsports-focused game. Now, I just hope it runs smoothly enough on console; I don't have a gaming PC, and Assetto Corsa Competizione on PlayStation 4 was pretty disappointing in terms of fluidity, or even embarrassing.
 
DapperDan07
“The collaboration brings with it many of the US's greatest racing series past and present” this statement intrigues me the most but have no idea what it actually means 😂
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It means the IMSA series. IMSA WeatherTech SportsCar Championship and its support series, Michelin Pilot Challenge, IMSA VP Racing SportsCar Challenge, Porsche Carrera Cup North America, Ferrari Challenge North America, Lamborghini Super Trofeo, Mazda MX-5 Cup and Mustang Challenge.
Past series include GTO and GTU cars. IMSA GTP Group C. A bunch more. Been going on for a while now.
 

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