Slightly Mad Studios recently revealed the launch trailer for the highly anticipated motorsport simulation video game "Project Cars;" the game's PC gameplay trailer could also be seen on YouTube. Apart from that, a quirky and engaging puzzle combination game would also be released this May after the release of "Project Cars," based on the the Australian retail gaming community; this game would be "Puzzle and Dragons Z + New Super Mario Bros Edition."
The release of "Project Cars" had been delayed for three times until finally game publisher Bandai Namco guaranteed that the game would be released in North America on May 08th; apart from that, the release date would apply only to the PS4, Xbox One and PC editions of the game, while the Wii edition would be released on a later date.
The visually stunning motorsport simulation video game would be featuring over 65 hot cars in more than 110 locations across the globe, based on a report from GameSpot. That would only be the tip of the iceberg as the game promised a monthly update on the featured cars in its roster. "Project Cars," which had been in development for over four year was also reported to run smoothly at 1080p 60 fps on PS4 and 900p on Xbox One. The game would also be compatible with the Oculus Rift VR headset.
As for the game's PC gameplay video, players could check out the uploaded video on Game Riot's YouTube channel. Meanwhile, "Project Cars" would be released along with several quirky and engaging games this week based on the Australian retail games market, as reported on CompsMag. Among the games to be released within the week would be "Puzzle and Dragons Z + New Super Mario Bros Edition," which would be released in North America on May 22nd.
"Puzzle and Dragons Z + New Super Mario Bros Edition" was surprisingly regarded as combo-package gone right, based on a review from DigitalSpy UK. The game had an abundance of content that was "masterful in both design and execution." Apart from that, the game would be featuring some aspects from games like "Pokemon" and "Bejeweled;" then, there would be the second half of the package that would be "New Super Mario Bros."
GungHo Online Entertainment's "Puzzle and Dragons Z + New Super Mario Bros Edition," which would be published by Nintendo would be released exclusively in Nintendo 3DS.
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