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WRC Generations is the 7th and final title in the Official WRC series of games developed by Kylotonn. Team Fordzilla arranged for Chris Haye to visit Nacon, the publisher, during the Rally Ypres weekend to take a look at the upcoming title.
The video includes an interview that gives an overview of content (165 stages), visual enhancements to content, physics updates and more. Chris gives his first impressions on physics (similar to WRC 10), the new cars, graphics/atmosphere and more.
He did clarify that this installation was setup by the publisher so was missing some hardcore elements he probably would have preferred switched on, but it’s still a valid preview.
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