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Hot Lap Racing Simcade Title Shows Off Mygale F3R and “Daytona” In New Screenshots
Tim Wheatley - Game News | Nov 29, 2023
2 CommentsNovember 30: The car shown is the Mygale F3R that was previously announced. Apologies for the confusion.
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Zero Games have shown off some new screens for their upcoming Hot Lap Racing title that they have self-described as “simcade”. The screens, posted on social media, show what appears to be something very similar to a Dallara IR18 driving around a track that looks very similar to the Daytona roadcourse. While most of what the team have shown off so far has appeared to be licensed, I am frankly not sure if these are.
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