Assetto Corsa Competizione is already available in most of territories to the simRacers who are eager to test and drive last Kunos title in their consoles.
This sim comes with some limitations due to the hardware of both machines, but Kunos have tried to transfer best features of the PC title to the consoles, so we should be able to drive tracks and cars with enough confidences. We’ll see what players have to tell us in the next days.
Kunos has also confirmed that private lobbies will not be ready for this date, but they will be available in a later date, so for the moment only official servers are available to the players. This could be enough if a scheduled calendar is in place offering variety and races for all simRacers. In a few months when private servers come, more championships will broadens all the offer.
UPDATE ON PRIVATE LOBBIES
While private lobbies won’t be in the console edition of ACC at launch, we’re pleased to announce that they will be coming at a later date. Stay tuned for more information!
ACC launches June 23 on PS4 and Xbox One: https://t.co/0z7yqIHxnO #beACC pic.twitter.com/isW4rs465T
— Assetto Corsa (@AC_assettocorsa) June 22, 2020
Also GT4 DLC has been confirmed to be release this summer in PC for Steam users, and announced to be ready in October to console users. Ten cars will be part of this new category which plan to make a more interesting roster for some players.
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