You know those fake mock-up renders that pop up when searching next-gen consoles on Google images? The Mad Box's final design concept looks even more artificial. Slightly Mad Studios, the devs behind ...

“The most powerful console ever built.” No, I’m not talking about Microsoft’s Xbox One X. That’s old news at this point. We’re looking towards the future now, to the so-called Mad Box, a new console ...

Slightly Mad Studios, the creators of the Project CARS franchise, announced earlier this week that they’re developing a VR-compatible gaming console called ‘Mad Box’. In a follow-up tweet, company CEO ...

GameSpot may get a commission from retail offers. The first images of the Mad Box were shared on Bell's official Twitter account, which you can see below. The console resembles a PC, with an M-shaped ...

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Slightly Mad Studios’ CEO and co-founder Ian Bell shared a surprise announcement days ago by saying the studio known for its games including the Project Cars series was working on a new console.

When most people think about the next generation of game consoles, they're likely imagining what the next Xbox, PlayStation or Nintendo console will be. Now, the CEO of the studio that made Project ...

Earlier this month, Project Cars 2 developer Slightly Mad Studios announced plans to create its own standalone game console called the Mad Box. While the system is still very much in the early stages ...

It's been an interesting couple of days for the gaming industry, and that's mostly thanks to one company: Slighty Mad Studios, the developers behind games like Project Cars and Need for Speed: Shift.

Bell tweeted “The Mad Box is coming” early on Wednesday from a freshly-made Twitter account with only a few tweets originating from it. In a follow-up tweet shared shortly afterwards, he answered the ...

Logan Moore is the Managing Editor around these parts and enjoys the video game Super Mario Odyssey. I guess when your in-development console is still over three years away from release, you can ...