World of Outlaws races into the 2023 season: The iRacing-based dirt racing title is set for a big update that will bring new content to the console game - and fans now know how long they will have to wait to take the dirt racing action with them: The Nintendo Switch version will be released in October.
Image credit: iRacing/World of Outlaws
A 2023 season update would not be deserving of its name without the drivers and paint schemes to macht, so World of Outlaws is getting exactly that - the Sprint Car and Late Model driver lineups will be up-to-date along with their liveries.
The latter finally has a release date: From October 8th onwards, fans will be able to race on Nintendo's hybrid console as well, including the same content of the other consoles' versions - meaning all the drivers, cars and tracks of the Ultimate Edition. Reflecting its release date, the Switch version is going to be called "World of Outlaws '23 Edition".
It should be interesting to see how World of Outlaws pulls of the transition to the less powerful Switch hardware - something Circuit Superstars recently managed to do remarkably well, although the top-down racer is likely easier on hardware than WoO.
World of Outlaws slides onto Nintendo Switch this October - a transition that should be interesting to see. Image credit: iRacing/World of Outlaws
Image credit: iRacing/World of Outlaws
A 2023 season update would not be deserving of its name without the drivers and paint schemes to macht, so World of Outlaws is getting exactly that - the Sprint Car and Late Model driver lineups will be up-to-date along with their liveries.
Three New Tracks & Midget Series
Extra content includes three new tracks in the Lincoln Speedway, Lernerville Speedway and the Chili Bowl. New wheels are also on board, as the Midget Series races onto Playstation 4 & 5 and Xbox One and Series X|S. The update is set to cost $29,99, while new players can dive into all of World of Outlaws' content via the Ultimate Edition Bundle at $49,99 - the same price the Switch version is going to cost.The latter finally has a release date: From October 8th onwards, fans will be able to race on Nintendo's hybrid console as well, including the same content of the other consoles' versions - meaning all the drivers, cars and tracks of the Ultimate Edition. Reflecting its release date, the Switch version is going to be called "World of Outlaws '23 Edition".
It should be interesting to see how World of Outlaws pulls of the transition to the less powerful Switch hardware - something Circuit Superstars recently managed to do remarkably well, although the top-down racer is likely easier on hardware than WoO.
World of Outlaws slides onto Nintendo Switch this October - a transition that should be interesting to see. Image credit: iRacing/World of Outlaws
