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Le Mans Ultimate Development Continues, Announced To Release February, 2024
Tim Wheatley - Game News | Nov 11, 2023
0 CommentsDespite the news coming out of Motorsport Games lately that they have lost licenses, closed studios and laid off staff, it appears Studio 397 has emerged largely unscathed and continues to work on Le Mans Ultimate. I don’t actually believe the delay from the 2023 Q4 initial release date to now February 20, 2024 has anything to do with Motorsport Games though, and instead believe it’s due to the car and track content the team still have to get built.
Their latest previews, showcasing the Oreca LMP2 again, this time in Inter Europol Competition colors:
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