Dale Earnhardt, Jr., Denny Hamlin, and Martin Truex, Jr.
The NASCAR Racing games were universally praised for their accuracy in terms of physics and track feel, with NASCAR Cup and Xfinity (formerly Nationwide) series drivers regularly practicing for upcoming tracks using the games. Over the next decade Papyrus teamed with Sierra Entertainment and continued producing games for their NASCAR Racing series. This game, with its revolutionary and dynamic car physics system, changed the image of many people that thought NASCAR was "just a boring sport where you watched cars make left hand turns all day". In 1994, Papyrus Design Group, an up-and-coming simulation racing developer (at the time) that was best known for the Ind圜ar Racing series, released the first installation to the NASCAR Racing Series into the video game market. In June 2009 at the E3 Gaming Expo, NASCAR was revealed to be a part of the Gran Turismo series for the first time in Gran Turismo 5 for the PlayStation 3. In May 2009, received a license to run NASCAR-sanctioned online racing starting in 2010. In 2003, EA Sports received an exclusive console license to produce NASCAR games, eliminating Papyrus and Hasbro Interactive as competitors. NASCAR, the most popular motorsport in the United States, has worked with video game developers to design several video games. It was later announced that EA would not make a NASCAR 10, and the series is currently on hiatus because of a drop in sales and now has lost the license they had with NASCAR since 2003. The NASCAR series took a different approach in 2009, as EA introduced NASCAR Kart Racing on the Wii console.
It is available on Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3, as well as PlayStation 2. NASCAR 09 was the final game in the EA Sports NASCAR series. Released on September 6, 2006, NASCAR 07 was EA Sports' tenth game in the series. The new name is derived from the new feature by which a player who has teammates in the field can actually switch to their teammates' cars and control them during a race. Instead, the game was titled NASCAR 06: Total Team Control. Sweeping gameplay changes meant that the "Chase for the Cup" name was dropped from the 2006 edition of the console game. The games were given differing names, as to not confuse the two, with the console series renamed NASCAR 2005: Chase for the Cup (released in 2004, a reference to the new NASCAR playoff format) and the PC series renamed NASCAR SimRacing (released in 2005). EA Sports decided to split their old "Thunder" titles into two separate racing lines one for consoles focused on gameplay, and one for PC, which attempted to focus on technical accuracy in the spirit of the old Papyrus/Sierra lines – indeed the PC game used many former members of the Papyrus development teams (although David Kaemmer was not involved).
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