Motorsports Games Acquires Studio 397 - Bringing rFactor 2 Physics to Next NASCAR Game

[Steve_OS]

Motorsports Games has acquired Studio 397, the team behind the realistic racing simulation rFactor 2. The...

Written By: Steve Noah

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[Lieutenant Dan]

Okay, my tail is wagging.

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[Richzilla]

This was a nice surprise today.

Thanks for posting this.

[beau21]

Happy happy happy.

I somehow missed that they were rebooting the NASCAR series altogether. Is it to be for next-gen systems? And hopefully an all-new engine? I would love a next-gen, high quality, NASCAR sim with some truly next gen graphics. I'll admit I'm a bit of a graphic snob, so the Heat series just hasn't done it for me as I can't get past the lackluster visuals.

Edit: And please, for the love of God, give me retro stock car bodies and legend paint schemes. If I could boot up a race that takes me back to some point in the early 90s (when I started following NASCAR) through the mid 00s, I would be in heaven. At the very least a full blown paint shop and logo uploader that allows us to create and share retro schemes.

[kneebon5]

Looking at the 2022 car, not going to matter what physics you have since its going to be Daytona and Dega all over.


Really hope NASCAR figures out pack racing at 1.5s is terrible, but I doubt it.