At last count the number stood at two. With the release of another official trailer, it is now three for the upcoming open world racing title FUEL. The latest one to hit the web depicts the weather in this intriguing take on car racing. The game is being developed by Asobo Studio – credited with Ratatouille and WALL-E (video games) – and looks quite promising. Codemasters would be publishing the game on PC, Xbox 360 and PS3. FUEL is set to ship in May 2009. It is set in an alternate reality in which climate change is rampant and Mother Nature in a terrible fury. As the oil prices rocket, adrenaline junkies take to the road in a bid to win fuel supplies. With over 14,000 km² promised as the exploration area, FUEL has got several of us counting the days. And the trailer (after jump) has only added to the excitement of anticipation.
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Via: vg247
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