The Cut Content of EA's NASCAR Series [PART 3]

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Part 3 is finally here, and this time around, we’re covering the remaining PS2 NASCAR titles released during the EA era of NASCAR gaming. So strap up, because for one last time, it’s time to cover the Cut Content of EA’s NASCAR series for one last time.
Chapters
1 - Introduction (00:00)
2 - NASCAR Thunder 2002 (00:32)
3 - NASCAR 2005 Chase For The Cup (03:06)
4 - NASCAR 06: Total Team Control (05:18)
5 - NASCAR 07 (10:00)
6 - NASCAR 08/09 (16:20)
7 - Thanks (18:27)
Ty Thunder’s Twitter: / raddycs999
Grand Prix’ Twitter: / 2002grandprix
Twitter: / lightningflynn
Twitch: / flynnzone
Footage Credits:
Grand Prix: / @2002grandprix
Ty Thunder: / @ty-thunder-999
Dgoodin24: / @dgoodin24
The Strangest Track in NASCAR Gaming: • The Strangest Track in...
NASCAR 2005 Mods
NCRD: ncrdpaintshop.weebly.com/dolp...

Music Used:
“PS1 Race Theme” (NASCAR Thunder 2002
“Where Did We Go Wrong” - Magna-Fi (NASCAR 2005)
“Go Faster” - The Black Crowes (NASCAR 06)
“Diary of Jane” - Breaking Benjamin (NASCAR 07)
“Stand Up for Rock N Roll” - Airbourne (NASCAR 08)
“Running Away” - VADA 3000 [as]
“Dust Devil” - D-Code [as]
“Widespread Panic” - Action Man (NASCAR 2001)
“Trouble Is” - Kenny Wayne Shepperd (NASCAR 2001)
“Spiral” - Peter Lehman (NASCAR 06)
“Attitude, Enter The Zone, Overdrive Me, & Screaming Fusion” - Joe Satriani (NASCAR 06)
Photos
- The Day
- Bleacher Report
- Motorsport
- FOX Sports
- Jayski’s Silly Season
- Vintage Motorsport
- Forbes
- Racing Reference
- Getty Images
Foyt IV News Quote Source: www.jayski.com/jayski-archive...
Footage
- NASCARMAN
- FOX/FX

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25 июн 2024

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@anthonymarinello6557 21 день назад

I was a software engineer on the NASCAR series for several years. I was surprised to see my skull car from 2005 in your video! In some earlier version (I think 2004) we had plans for the development team to each design our own cars to put in the game, but there ended up not being enough time to do them all properly so they all got cut. The skull car was the start of my personal design. For 2005 I used it as a placeholder texture so we could easily see which cars still needed to be updated. As I recall, the removal of Pocono for 2005 was a licensing issue. The track owners wanted more than EA was willing to pay. An agreement couldn't be reached, so the track got pulled.

@connorbeith3232 4 дня назад

I always wondered what the process was in regards to coming up with fantasy paint schemes, a lot of the schemes and fake sponsors you guys came up with were very creative imo

@AJFails 14 дней назад

Fun fact, the UPS Truck has a database value as far back as Nascar Thunder 2004. Though it just results in a broken model that I probably will cover in some of my upcoming stuff.

@MarkOliveras0215 25 дней назад

FINALLY! Been waiting for this to drop for the longest time! So happy you actually completed this my guy although not to mention Ken Schrader in Cup and MTJ in Busch were also left out in Chase For The Cup and on top of that, according to AutoRockinRacing94, Dave Blaney was potentially intended to be in NASCAR 2001 as well. The Dale Sr one in Thunder 02 still makes me sad even to this day as I wish they still put him in like they did with Adam Petty and Kenny Irwin Jr in the previous game despite them passing away midseason in 2000 + you must’ve saw my comment about Brett Bodine’s removal in Thunder 02 which actually was a random guess with that glitchy looking pit stall. Last but not least, Paul Menard and Johnny Sauter in Busch were also scrapped from NASCAR 06. As a sucker for old school NASCAR, this is a fire video! Great work! EDIT: Magic Carpet Ride wasn’t in Thunder 02. That was Thunder 03 + that Thunder 02 Music was the PS1 Version’s generic menu theme as the game in general’s theme was Sweet Home Alabama which was on the PS2 and Xbox Versions only meaning that PS1 sadly didn’t have it

@ItzSkylandersGamerYT 16 дней назад

Been watching since the first episode, and now we know lots of new info since part 1 Thunder 2004 and NASCAR 2005 also had some cut thunder plates Ty Thunder was able to also find 2 cut fantasy drivers in Thunder 2002 named Ed Martin and Jason Parker, who worked with EA at the time the game was released Ty Thunder was also able to find an unused track intro in Thunder 2002 of Nazareth, but also found fantasy track intros that only appeared in the PlayStation version of Thunder 2002

@connorbeith3232 4 дня назад

Since you didn't bother to cover the next-gen versions of 08/09, here's what I know. For 08, I actually stumbled upon the site/blog from a former EA dev that worked on the series from 07-09 and on the 08 page you can see a screenshot from what looks to be a beta version of the manufacturer select screen with a static background rather than the 3D garage from the final game and placeholder textures featuring the #66 Best Buy paint scheme from 2006 (which is interesting to see in 08's engine). 09 has stuff that was technically added into the final game, DLC paint schemes and Montreal as a track, but was later removed after EA and NASCAR parted ways.

@jacekatalakis8316 11 дней назад

As fa as NASCAR SimRacing goes, it did give us Dale Earnhardt and a bunch of liveries, so at least on PC Dale got into a NASCAR related title. Makes me wonder what changed between NT2004 and NSR for Dale to be licensed Also did not expect Black Crowes to get a mentio and a clip clip, hello MLB 2K flashbacks

@flynnzone70 14 дней назад

Hey y'all, thanks for watching the video and the amount of support this project has been given. Discussing about NASCAR video game's cut content is always a fun time, even if the production of a video takes way, WAY too long compared to other content makers. Right now, I'm working on two upcoming videos, those being one ranking all of the Turner Broadcasting schemes that ran in the late 90s and the 2nd one covering the various Looney Tunes, Muppets, and Universal Monster schemes that ran in the early 2000s so keep an eye on those in the future. And for one last note, another shoutout has to go to Ty Thunder, Geep, and everyone who have been cracking into the code of these PS2-era NASCAR games and making these discoveries. This is Flynn, and I'll see ya on the flipside.