NASCAR Heat 2 Patch #1 Coming Soon, Here Are The Details

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The first NASCAR Heat 2 patch is currently in the approval process and scheduled to release sometime next week, if all goes according to plan. Check out the patch notes below, which include quite a few fixes, additions and improvements coming to the game.

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  • Added a Stats page to Career
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  • Added separate volume control for Spotter
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  • Fixed Trophies/Achievements that were not awarding properly
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  • Made top-end AI more challenging at some tracks
  • Better calculation of race results for cars finishing behind the player
  • Fixed issue where players in some regions would not see the correct cars in multiplayer races
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  • Fixed rare Career mode crash
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