US EditionAfter Being Paused By EA, The WRC Racing Game Series Will Live On
- Nacon regained exclusive rights to develop and publish official WRC games from 2027 to 2032, reviving the racing franchise.
- This follows EA and Codemasters' involvement, with Codemasters pausing rally game development after releasing EA Sports WRC in 2023.
- Nacon previously developed annual WRC titles between 2015 and 2022 and plans a complete franchise reboot based on a fresh vision.
- Nacon CEO Alain Falc stated that the license presents a unique opportunity to create an advanced and immersive driving simulation that meets the high standards of rally enthusiasts.
- This agreement signals a major new chapter aiming to deliver immersive, realistic rally games that attract both enthusiasts and new players.
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PRESS RELEASE: NACON ANNOUNCES AGREEMENT WITH WRC PROMOTER FOR THE PUBLISHING OF THE OFFICIAL GAMES OF THE FIA WORLD RALLY CHAMPIONSHIP, FROM 2027 TO 2032
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