There’s a decent possibility that they will not just look at us as a segmented period of time like they were going to do in the playoffs, but they’ll extend it to potentially the entire season. “I think actually if we’re able to get a few contracts signed in the next couple weeks, they will begin production in December,” Phelps said. NASCAR President Steve Phelps was hopeful earlier this month that discussions with NBC Entertainment could lead to a show that chronicles the 2022 season beginning as early as the February exhibition race in Los Angeles. Many racing series are chasing the docuseries idea since Formula One and Netflix partnered on the “Drive To Survive” program that has helped the sport explode in popularity in the United States. The answer could be a behind-the-scenes docuseries and cameras could potentially be in Nashville this week collecting footage. It's a nice departure from the serious NASCAR sim.NASCAR understands it must improve its at-track experience for fans and recognizes the urgent need to showcase its competitors and create interest in its current driver crop, which has generally lacked pizzazz since Dale Earnhardt Jr., Jeff Gordon, Tony Stewart, Jimmie Johnson, Carl Edwards, Matt Kenseth and Danica Patrick retired. And, while kids should like this game, racing fans in general will appreciate the great frame-rate. Shortcuts and other tricky stuff add to the carnival atmosphere as well. It doesn't take much skill to drive so most of the fun comes from grabbing power-ups and cutting down the competition. In the end, Rumble has a nice balance of NASCAR appeal and combat racing excitement. Adding to the combat action are a host of weather-related weapons including: Storm Cloud, Freeze, Lighting, Twister and a bunch more. High-velocity roll-overs, spin-outs and hardcore demolition-style racing are par for the course. Forget about realistic physics and life-like racing, these cars bounce around the tracks like pinballs. Before you get too excited however, remember it's still primarily a kid's game. So you have all the brand recognition and licenses you could dream about plus dump trucks, buses and tractors. If that weren't enough, Cale Yarborough, Richard Petty, Benny Parsons and several other legends are included. You get a heap of familiar NASCAR drivers and cars (trucks too) plus wacky hidden vehicles. For a goofy racing game aimed at kids, NASCAR Rumble packs a lot of depth and universal appeal.
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