Triple Interview With Reiza Studios Developers

Thread starter Bram Hengeveld
Start date Jul 18, 2012

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Bram Hengeveld

Bram Hengeveld

Jul 18, 2012

Patrick Giranthon of Sim Racing Evolution sat down with two developers of Reiza Studios and talked about their latest release Game Stock Car 2012. Besides talking about their simulation other topics are discussed as well giving us a better look behind the scenes of the Brazilian based company and an insight who the guys are that [...]

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