Overall Review: Not sure what people's complaints are with graphics or gameplay. Would be 5 starts if you could purchase separate exhaustm tires and compounds, rims, paint schemes, etc.

You earn points for winning, and can then distribute the points to improve acceleration, braking, top speed, and traction. I only wish they would allow you to actually purchase parts, such as they do in games like Need 4 Speed Underground and such, rather than the way they do it in this game. Arcade mode handling is cake, Advanced and Simulation will take A LOT of practice to be competitive. If you even try to get on the throttle before you are exiting the corner, it will step out on you. If course more so on Simulation than on Advanced. Running using Advanced or Simulation mode handling, the rear wheel steps out very badly. Arcade mode handling is cake, but anything above that, yowza. I wouldn't consider this a con, but the handling can be extremely touchy. Running it on 2 separate PC's, one with an 8800GTS 640mb, and the other with a 8500GT 512mb, and both run smooth.Ĭons: None really. So as you would expect it runs smoothly on Geforce cards. The game was built around the Geforce 7, 8, & 9 Series cards. Graphics are smooth and nicely done, and with anything from an 8800 on up you can crank all the detail up. Pros: What can you say about a game that costs 8 bucks? Surprisingly this is actually a rather decent game.

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