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Project Motor Racing’s World Endurance Pack Brings 11 Cars and Fuji Speedway on November 10

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Project Motor Racing is about to get a serious history lesson. Publisher GIANTS Software and developer Straight4 Studios will release the World Endurance Pack, the racing sim’s biggest DLC yet, on November 10 for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S and PC. The pack is included in the Year 1 Season Pass.

Inside are 11 cars across four endurance classes. The LMP1 class revives the hybrid era with three giants of the 2010s: the 2016 Audi R18, the Porsche 919 Hybrid and the Toyota TS050 Hybrid, three very different answers to the same question of how to win at Le Mans pace. The LMP2 ranks get the 2013 Olivera P2-13, while the new LMP2 EVO class brings its modern successor, the 2026 Olivera P2-26 EVO.

The real time machine, though, is the IMSA GTP class: six machines from American racing’s wild 1980s. The 1986 BMW March GTP, Chevrolet Corvette C4 GTP and Ford Probe GTP line up alongside the 1988 Jaguar XJR 9 GTP, Nissan GTP SX-Turbo and Porsche 962 GTP, cars remembered for huge power and outrageous speed.

Every one of them has a new home track. Fuji Speedway makes its Project Motor Racing debut in two forms, the modern circuit and the original 1966 layout, complete with the famous banked first corner that demanded serious courage. Between the two versions there are six layouts in total, with four on the historic track, two of those runnable in reverse, and two on the modern circuit.

It is a pack built on contrast: hybrid prototypes against raw 1980s turbo cars, a 1966 banking against a modern grand prix layout. For a sim that sells itself on authentic motorsport, the World Endurance Pack is its deepest dive into the sport’s past so far.

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007 First Light Passes 7 Million Wishlists and Celebrates With Jack the Bulldog

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Seven million wishlists is a very Bond number, and IO Interactive is celebrating it the right way: with a dog. The studio announced on October 7 that 007 First Light has surpassed 7 million wishlists across all platforms, and the milestone unlocks Jack the Bulldog as a companion in the game’s TacSim lobby for every player.

Jack is deep-cut Bond history. The bulldog first appeared as a statue on M’s desk in Skyfall in 2012, survived the explosion that destroyed her office with a cracked face and a charred Union Jack, and returned in Spectre and No Time To Die. In First Light he is alive, described by IO as gruff on the outside but endlessly good-natured, a fixture around MI6 that Bond himself has grown fond of between assignments. And yes, the studio confirms the only detail that matters: you can pet him.

The milestone arrives alongside the free Extended Operations update, available now. It adds New Game+, letting players replay the campaign with their unlocked outfits and gadgets, a new 007 difficulty mode, a full Photo Mode and refined weapon handling. TacSim also grows, with the Valhalla Protocol missions built around the Aston Martin Valhalla and a new mission set at The Pearl in Vietnam.

007 First Light is IO Interactive’s original Bond origin story, developed with Amazon MGM Studios, and it is available now on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S and PC via Steam and the Epic Games Store, and it is currently on sale with a 30 percent discount on Steam, PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S. A Nintendo Switch 2 version is due in March 2027.

Seven million people asked for this game. Every one of them can now stop by TacSim and give Jack a pat before the next mission.

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