Codemasters confirmed that no further expansions to EA Sports WRC in 2023 will be released and that the team has “reached the end of the road” they are working on in the game. Unfortunately, alongside this news, there is an additional confirmation that Codemasters is “pausing development plans for future rally titles.”
Veteran British Racing Studio The announcement has been released on EA.com.
“Our WRC partnership was the culmination of the pinnacle of codemaster’s journey with decades of off-road racing through titles such as Colin McRae Rally and Dirt,” the studio’s statement reads. “We tried to provide a home for all rally enthusiasts, pushing boundaries and delivering an exhilarating thrill of driving on the tattered edge. We had the opportunity to bring together incredibly talented racing developers, collaborate with some of the sport’s icons, and share our love for rally.”
The World Rally Championship itself has it Social media news has been confirmedwith largely ambiguous comments saying, “The WRC gaming franchise is moving in an ambitious new direction and more news will come in the near future.”
Codemaster Pin-Draw Rally Game is a bitter medicine to swallow for motorsport fans In 2020, the company acquired EA’s famous British racing studio.
News will be reported Over 300 layoffs in EA include around 100 of Respawn Entertainment.
Codemasters has spearheaded video game rally for nearly 30 years, dating back to the iconic 1998 Colin McRae Rally. Pioneering rally simulations have launched a series of successful, highly respected racing games. After Colin McRae’s death in 2007, the series retired from the McRae name and continued its evolution as a filth. Dirt 2 of 2009 (known in Europe and other PAL gaming realms as Colin McRae: Dirt 2) was once again reinvented as a hardcore simulation of the 2015 Dirt Raree.
EA Sports WRC in 2023 was the first Codemasters Rally game to hold an official WRC license since Colin McRae Rally 3 in 2002. Passthecontroller Review Notes EA Sports WRC has achieved a class reading feel for 2019 Dirt Raleigh 2.0. A way to get out of the unfinished thing. “Subsequent updates have sought to fix the problem of screen tears.
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