Project cars vs reality

Racing simulators have come along way since the 1980s. Take Project Cars 2, the next evolution in Bandai’s racing series; this new version covers the full spectrum of motor sports from GT, to touring, endurance and exotic hypercars. Additionally new vehicles have been added, which gives Project Cars 2 a total of over 170 licensed cars. Even the track roster is impressive, including tracks from all over the world, which all have dynamic time-of-day, weather, and seasonal race conditions integrated.

One very important feature of the game is its ability to track how players play. This is especially important when you want to race online and not get mixed up with players attempting to be the online drift king. The game will place you in rooms with others that play the game in a similar style. To see just how authentic Project Cars 2 is, Bandai invited us to Sonoma Raceway in Northern California to test drive a real-life McLaren on the track and then race the same car in Project Cars 2.