As we reported earlier, electronic arts He has announced that he will no longer support the series. Project CARS. The entire franchise would be considered dead, and frankly, many didn’t like it. There are also among them Ian BellFounder and former CEO of Slighty Mad Studios, creators of the automotive epic.
bell wrote On Twitter: “EA continues to be great… I’ve taken my word for it, and as I keep weighing, they keep vindicating me. How do these numbers look to you (sorry, I mean hopeful people, dreams and families), at the end of all these spreadsheets?”
Ian Bellm, who left the company in October 2021, had previously said: What did he think of Electronic Arts in 2017? During an interview with YouTube channel SpotTheOzzie. Specifically, the manager said, “We made a game called Need for Speed: Shift, we made a game called Shift 2, and EA came to me and said, ‘Shift 2 is two months away, we can give you 1’. Not talking to other publishers, making other games, or working with other publishers. If you agree not to work on other deals, we’ll give you 1.5 million and we’ll sign Shift 3, 5 million?”
So I said, ‘OK, that sounds like a good deal. I got the 1.5 million, paid the guys loads of bonuses and two weeks before it started 3rd shift They canceled without notice. They said, ‘We won’t do this again’.
Bell is therefore dissatisfied with his actions. electronic arts It’s been a while, and it feels like the decision to cancel the Project CARS series has proven its point. However, EA continues to own many driving games such as Formula One, GRID and WRC.
Source: Multiplayer
