It's the end of the road for the Project Cars series

Project Cars 3 Will Be Delisted In August, Marking The End Of The Racing Franchise

It's the end of the road for the Project Cars series

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The series first kicked off in 2015, and its two sequels were released in 2017 and 2020. Additionally, there was a mobile spin-off called Project Cars Go released in 2021, and Slightly Mad also released an official--and terrible--Fast and Furious game in 2020. All three Project Cars games were originally published by Bandai Namco, and the studio was later acquired by EA in 2021 as part of a deal to purchase Codemasters.

This isn't the only racing series that EA has moved away from, as Codemasters recently announced that it was "pausing" work on the WRC series. The series isn't dead, however, as Nacon has reacquired the rights to the FIA World Rally Championship license.

This news comes amidst a time of increased scrutiny surrounding ownership of video games. Last year, YouTube host Ross Scott started the Stop Killing Games initiative in a bid to challenge the legality and ethics of publishers' decisions to shut down games after Ubisoft announced that it was sunsetting The Crew. During an Ubisoft shareholders meeting, CEO Yves Guillemot responded to a question about the movement, and he replied that games aren't meant to "last forever."

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This story originally appeared on: GameSpot - Author:UK GAG