![]() ![]() If a player had the ability to choose, say, a 20 lap race, the career mode would be more realistic. The game will not allow you to race more than 2-4 laps in any given career race and so such comments from your race engineer as "its the last lap, its all or nothing now" have no credence as the race has barely begun. The much-vaunted career mode had the capability to be very good but with the other weaknesses of the game actually appears to be no more than a gimmick. The feature of the game which made it for me is the online capabilities, in that it is easy to go online and search out other players to play with, and the sheer volume of cars and tracks available mean that the player is always discovering new aspects of the cars and tracks. There is also a realistic damage engine which shows various bumps and scrapes which the player has picked up, and the damage decreases the car's performance. The sound quality is also fantastic, with the player able to hear exhaust crackles and pops when changing down gears and other effects such as breaking glass or scraping bodywork. The graphic quality of the game is flawless with highly detailed trackside objects, other cars and even irregularities in the tarmac itself. You can then take to the online modes, racing with up to 12 other people through either your PC internet connection or Xbox Live. The single player career mode has you racing for pride through various championships from around the world, including the European ToCA and Australian V8 Supercars series, racing on tracks that will take you from Laguna Seca to Bathurst with another 20 cars maximum racing against you at any one time. ![]() On this occasion, you can race your way through 15 different types of motorsport including the usual supercars and stock car types to the more unique rally, formula ford and supertruck types, plus much more. ![]() Codemasters returns to the racing fold once more with Race Driver 2. ![]()
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