Project CARS Limited Edition & Pre-Order Bonus Revealed

Nothing for Wii U yet only PS4 is for pre order on Amazon. Well too be fair the Wii U version is releasing next year

Don't care, just want the game now!

Is this Wii U confirmed? I know the logo is there but at this point I feel everything has to be separately confirmed for Wii U otherwise it's never concrete.

@Jazzer94 I'm not even sure announced stuff is even concrete for the U anymore. At least not from 3rd parties anyways.

Wii U never gets special editions or anything like that from third partys. Maybe some day 1 dlc which is it. But never the steel box with art book or figure of someone from said game and whatever everybody else gets that Wii U don't get.

@Spoony_Tech True but it's a lot more reassuring then assuming.

Well the GT-40, McLaren F1, and Pagani Zonda are three of my favorite vehicles so, I'll probably do it, if somehow it all becomes available in the US.

Never Buying this crap .... If they want to delay it like watch fail why should I waste my money on it

When they show actual screens and gameplay from the Wii U version I will take the product more seriously.

No way to get all content, no purchase. Simple.

@BigH88 Assassin's Creed 4 had a Wii U special edition. I have it.

I feel this game won't sell well because of the new Forza for XBox One & Xbox 360 and Drive Club for PS4.

@Jazzer94 Yeah the wiiu is confirmed, in the website it shows the wiiu with the limited edition title like the other versions.

Just like watch dogs, until I see video and screen shots from Wii U version I fail to believe it will be actually released.

Doesn't make sense this for me without pedals and a wheel which afaik don't exist for the Wii U.

@XFsWorld Yep, pretty much. Which is why the WIi U won the poll they had on their site, asking "on which platform do you intend to play Project CARS?". Which, yes, makes their decision to delay that version all the more puzzling.

Something tells me this won't make it to the Wii U.

I'm not holding my breath for the Wii U preorder at this point. I've never preordered a game before but I'd do this for the bonus cars. Just hard to see it happening.

Gets published by Bandai Namco, despite being crowdfunded
The ones anticipating it the most, wait the longest
And to top it all off: Pre Order "Bonus"

Awesome that we're getting the limited edition but I'm still peeved about the Wii U version getting delayed. Hopefully we hear something concrete pretty soon.

@AlexOlney Until they've at least shown the game running on the Wii U, I'll take any mention of a Wii U version with a huge heaping bowl of salt.

They should give us the full cars roaster, just as partial compensation for the delay...

@Kyloctopus Bandai Namco Games is not the legal publisher of this game, but rather the distribution partner. It really helps to have a big company like Bandai Namco assist you in getting your game all around, especially the European region, since they provide this service as well as to many other developers and small-time publishers based in the United States. If you read the FAQ, Slightly Mad Studios are self-publishing the game all right.

I hope the box art ends up looking ugly. Otherwise, I'll be tempted to get this just because of the steel case. I'm still bitter that Germany got that awesome Mario Kart 8 steel case.
BTW, this game looks great, but if it's anything like Gran Turismo, it's just not my style of game. I'd much rather the WiiU get Trackmania.

The last realistic racing game I played was Crusin' USA on my N64. If this comes to Wii U, I'll get it day 1.

@Jazzer94
They're legally required to release for Wii U since it was part of the crowdfunding.

@ElkinFencer10 As was the PS3 and 360 versions but look what happened to them.

May I preorder the WiiU version that isn't delayed? /sarcasm

@capitalism If you think about it, it is being published by Bandai, who are publishing Hyrule Warriors. They are not going to want to release both titles at around the same time, so it only makes sense to leave a few months between releases, so they can try and maximize sales.

I actually contacted Slightly Mad Studios, and the guy I spoke to, told me, without doubt, the Wii U version will be as good play wise as the other two, and they have used the Wii U gamepad in a way, they believe customers will be very pleased. He also confirmed that it IS coming out for Wii U. It was stated from the start, and there has never been any wavering from that decision.

@S-Miyahon
I merely commented (sarcastically which I pointed out) on the delayed release date. So I'm not sure why I got lumped into your reply but I'll address it anyway.

I don't think that a game dev owes a console maker anything but on the same token as a consumer I don't owe a game dev anything. If a dev chooses to delay a game for a system, fine but I'm not obligated to buy it day one. Or if they decide to can it or remove features (speaking in general not and not this game) instead for profit margin reasons again, fine but I'm not obligated to buy it on a different system or at all. As a consumer I have the right to make a choice if I'm still interested in an advertised product based upon decisions made by the manufacturer. The only hope I have in gaming (not expectation because...business) is that a dev has a consistent release date policy. By that I mean Game A comes out on date B for Region C. Not Game A comes out on date B for system X and Date L for system Z for region C.

Devs that split like that usually don't end up being Day 1 purchases. I have too much to play as is.

@ricklongo Do you think it will sell well on WiiU?

@XFsWorld Like I said, if their own poll on their own website is any indication, it could do better than other versions. The delay obviously complicates matters.