DRIVECLUB developer Evolution has said they are “just as frustrated as you about the server performance issues.” They are currently running essential diagnostics to help improve the performance of the servers. What they’re not doing is increasing the number of servers they’re running to allow more gamers to connect.
Evolution has announced that the PlayStation Plus edition of DRIVECLUB has been delayed due to issues with the server. However, the full version of the game will be playable, but on the single-player portion. The servers have been suffering following the launch of the North American version yesterday, which obviously means the Evolution didn’t properly test the servers prior to launch.
DRIVECLUB launches in Europe and the UK later this week, with the European version out on the October 8th followed by the UK version on October 10th. A minified version of the game will be free to PlayStation Plus subscribers, and PlayStation Access have detailed the content of this version in a handy short video (below). Upgrading the PS+ version to the full version will cost you £34.99 / €39.99, which is £15 cheaper than the digital version from the PlayStation Store.
After a lengthy delay of almost a year, DRIVECLUB is just a week away from releasing exclusively on the PS4. A new trailer for the game has been released, titled “All Action”, and shows off the game with quotes from various game press. The game will be available from October 7th in North America, October 8th in Europe and October 10th in the UK.
PS4 exclusive DRIVECLUB is just a few short weeks away from release, and will be available in Europe from October 8th 2014. Sony has announced that the game will be available in two new bundles, in addition to the stand-alone edition. The DRIVECLUB Glacier White bundle will come with a white PS4, just like the Destiny bundle.
A special edition of DRIVECLUB has been revealed ahead of Gamescom 2014, which kicks-off tomorrow. The Special Edition will be available across Europe from October 8th 2014, and will come with exclusive content to give gamers a head-start over the competition, including instant access to five high performance cars.
As we approach the October release date for DRIVECLUB, Sony has announced a new PS4 hardware bundle, which includes the game. The DRIVECLUB bundle comes with a 500GB PS3, DualShock 4 controller and a physical copy of the full game, and is now available to pre-order for RRP of €439.99.
DRIVECLUB is releasing on the PS4 in October 8th 2014, and will be coming to the Instant Game Collection in a limited form. The PlayStation Plus edition of the game will essentially be a extended demo of the game, with the option for gamers to upgrade to the full version.
The release date for DRIVECLUB on the PS4 has finally been revealed. The game was originally expected to be a launch title, but was later delayed to give the game an extra layer of polish. Several months on, a release date has finally been revealed: October 7th 2014.
Another new trailer for DriveClub has surfaced this week, this time from Japan as they prepare for the PS4 launch next week. The trailer shows new footage from the game, including a first-person view of the driver climbing into a car and the development work gone into the car’s interiors.
