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Distance is one heck of a weird racing game, but it features enough core mechanics to be immediately compelling.

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High-octane racing game coming this summer

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Publisher remaining tight-lipped about "complementary" versions

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Publisher remaining tight-lipped about "complementary" versions

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Tin Salamunic: Founded as an independent British developer in early 2009, Slightly Mad Studios quickly gained critical acclaim as one of the top 100 most successful developers in 2010. Taking over the Need for Speed series with their Shift entry, Slightly Mad Studios flawlessly combined the franchises legendary arcade gameplay with a healthy dose of simulation. Many gamers compared Shift to survival horror due to its realistic first person cam and dynamic driving physics. To this day, Shift remains one of my favorite racing series, so when I found out that Shift 3 wasnt being considered for development, I was more than disappointed. That is until I played Project Cars. Project Cars may be called a new IP (mainly for marketing purposes), but in reality, its the unofficial sequel to the brilliant and underappreciated Shift 2.

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Nintendo Treehouse sits down with Manfred Linzner (of Shin'en Multimedia) to preview his upcoming eshop title; Fast Racing Neo.

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Skylanders SuperChargers on the 3DS/Wii looks set to be a very different game to the console versions, with a new name - Skylanders SuperChargers Racing - and a karting style game, taking the fight to Mario Kart.

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The sequel to 2011's Fast Racing League shows a serious leap in terms of graphics and content.

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FAST Racing NEO! Zelda Tri Force Heroes! amiibo! Mario Tennis! More!

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NL: One of the shock announcements from Nintendo's Digital Event yesterday was the news that Skylanders Superchargers on Wii U would be getting two brand-new amiibo figures. Donkey Kong and Bowser are both joining the cast of Activision's forthcoming toys-to-life sequel, complete with special vehicles to ride. Interestingly, the Wii version - which is called Skylanders Superchargers Racing and is slightly different from the other versions - will also be getting one of these figures in its starter pack - despite the fact that the Wii doesn't support amiibo. Naturally the figure will still work in Skylanders mode, but you won't be able to take advantage of the amiibo connectivity unless you also own a Wii U. Perhaps this is Nintendo's way of getting people to upgrade their consoles?