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Ridge Racer Unbounded 1 DVD
The second comes in the form of concrete pillars, low walls and lamp posts. Crashing into any of these obstacles won't slow you down, but will help fill your boost meter. Filling that boost meter completely, via perfect power slides, clean overtaking or hitting roadside paraphernalia, lets you supercharge your car for a few seconds. Using it at the right time can give you the extra speed you need to close the gap between you and the race leaders, the power you need to create shortcuts by punching through certain destructible buildings, or to frag other cars off the track in spectacular Burnout-style crashes. Avoid trouble, race in a perfect line and, paradoxically, you'll do worse than you would if you careen into concrete, brick and metal.
All of these actions make winning races in Unbounded about perfecting a special kind of messy finesse. Perfectly execute a drift around a corner and you'll fill your boost meter. Activate it on the next bend and, if you've timed it well, the thrust will extend your drift (Achievement get!), let you frag a rival car (Achievement get!), smash through a roadside billboard (Achievement get!), and launch up a ramp to catch a few seconds of air (Achievement get!). Each one of these actions refills your boost meter, which means that by the time you hit the ground, you can trigger it again.
Ridge Racer Unbounded Bundle 1 DVD
The popular racing franchise takes a hard swerve in a unique direction with Ridge Racer Unbounded, adding a punishing dose of destruction to the familiar arcade gameplay. Get ready to take the action off the circuits and into the streets for one of the most action-packed and destructive racing games ever seen. Players will careen through the competition using their four-wheeled street-racing thoroughbreds as high-octane wrecking machines with a new mantra -- Drive, Destroy, Dominate.
Real World Racing 1 DVD
Racing Manager 2014 1 DVD
Test your managerial skills with Racing Manager 2014 – the most in-depth racing team management simulation to date! Assume control of one of the pre-defined teams or create your very own and prepare to storm the ranks of the racing world.
Race On 3 DVD
This is a race of skill, endurance, and a little something called guts! Race On combines the excitement of the World Touring Car Championship (WTCC), Formula and US Muscle Cars all in one of the most realistic simulations ever created. From bug splats to precise shift points, we've held nothing back. Flash some American muscle and discover firsthand why Cadillac’s CTS-V makes lesser cars whimper. Conquer three continents of opponents and take your victory lap in the U.S. of A. Don't miss the complete FIA WTCC ’08 season (one of the most exciting touring car seasons in history) recreated in brilliant detail.
Race Injection 2 DVD
After years of success with the RACE series of games, RACE Injection marks the final chapter and closes the series with a real showstopper. Featuring everything from loud classic machines over high-tech touringcars, to the latest cutting edge formula racers, This is one for the ages!
Race 07 WTCC 2010 Expansion 1 DVD
Four detailed and authentic 2010 WTCC racing cars with a total of 26 different skins.
Eleven highly detailed race tracks, all in 2010 configurations, one of which has never seen before in authentic race gaming. This pack completes your touring car collection.
The WTCC 2010 pack fills a large gap and finally gives the latest touring cars to the RACE fans. RACE the complete 2010 World Touringcar Championship with all the teams, all the cars and all the tracks licensed and lovingly recreated down to the smallest detail. This is your time to shine and rewrite history as you battle for the championship.
Combined with “RACE 07” this expansion will give you Touring car paradise with all cars and tracks used by this prestigious championship over the past 4 years. From the exotic streets of Macau and Marrakech to fan favorites like Brno and Brands Hatch, this one gives you the only complete touring car gaming package.
Race 07 Retro Expansion 1 DVD
Many believe racing reached it's pinnacle back when big sideburns and reflective sunglasses were as important to any driver as his crash-helmet, so with this DLC pack we put this to the test with a collection of cars that will hit home with anyone who likes their racing cars loud and charismatic.
From the unmistakable rounded curves of the Volvo Amazon, over the iconic BMW 2002 to the raw coolness factor of the ’70 Chevrolet Camaro, it is all here. Raw, authentic and true to the roots of motorsports.
The Retro pack contains the first hillclimb stage ever made by SimBin and it gives a world premiere to the Poznan track, never seen before in any authentic racing title.
Key features:
Integration with the RaceRoom online platform, featuring leaderboards and competitions.
The first ever Hillclimb stage developed by SimBin, based loosely on stretches of road in the Alps.
Cars:
1968 Volvo Amazon
1972 Volvo P1800 ES
1971 BMW 2002
1968 Mini Cooper S
1971 Opel Commodore GS 3001
1973 BMW 3.0 CSL
1974 Chevrolet Corvette
1970 Chevrolet Camaro
Pyroblazer 1 DVD
PyroBlazer is a futuristic combat racing game. Set amidst the awe-inspiring locations of New Apeiron, players get the opportunity to race through a multitude of environments using a wide selection of anti-gravity craft known as Blazers. In their quest for glory, players can blast their way through the scorched valleys of Gnosis, the deserted cities of Haedra or the densely populated Underdome of Evelads. As the players fight their way through the championship, improved Blazers with better speed, handling and superior firepower become available. Players also have the ability to pick up weapon and ammo upgrades during the race, further enhancing their ability to land the killer blow. In addition to the single player modes such as Quick Race and Championship, Pyroblazer will also offer players the ability to compete against each other in 6-player local and internet-based combat racing. Powered by Eipix’s proprietary Ultra Engine and Ageia’s PhysX middleware, the game offers racing and sci-fi fans an experience unlike any other in the genre.
Pure 1 DVD
Designed by the speed fanatics who have brought gamers such hits as ATV Off-Road Fury and MotoGP, Pure is the new racing phenomenon that gives gamers the raw thrills of off-road, extreme quad racing. Expect big air, ballsy tricks, mass-crush online play for up to 16 racers, and no end to the mayhem.
Pro Cycling Manager Season 2009 1 DVD
Pro Cycling Manager 2014 2 DVD
Assume the role of manager and lead one of the pro cycling circuit's 75 teams. Join an outstanding 2014 season with more than 200 competitions across 550 stages including the prestigious Tour de France.
Pro Cycling Manager 2013 2 DVD
With its 2013 edition, Pro Cycling Manager pushes race realism with a more refined Career mode. Use its remodelled and improved interface to better prepare for your season. Negotiate the team’s objectives with your sponsors, and plan the races/your riders’ objectives according to the desired results and each rider’s expectations. Strive to satisfy each member of the team throughout the season with regard to their race schedule: take into account the prestige of each race, and ensure that the event matches the rider’s profile otherwise it may knock his satisfaction.
Pro Cycling Manager 2012 2 DVD
In the middle of the second biggest race of the year, the Italian Il Giro, I have a dilemma that is pretty much paralyzing me: should I push Frank Schleck hard in order to try and secure a final victory, despite the problems with his time trials skills, or should I just focus on one or two stage wins with my supporting riders in order to have my leader fresh for Le Tour de France?
This is the sort of problem that a real world directeur sportif (some sort of a cycling coach but with more control over his riders actions) would face when dealing with a squad that is as talented and as ripe for conflict as Radioshack Nissan Trek.
And I love that Pro Cycling Manager 20212, the cycling simulation from French developer Cyanide and publisher Focus Home Interactive, allows me to contemplate such realistic dilemmas, despite the fact that, like every year, the launch had some issues and a few more patches are needed before true greatness is achieved.
Pro Cycling Manager 2008 1 DVD
See? I'm therefore very well-placed to review the latest offering from Cyanide which has bikes. Bikes, you understand, are very important in cycling. In fact, apparently, without bikes there would be no cycling. So thank goodness this has lots of bikes.
Joking aside, I play sport management games to death but knew practically nothing about this sport. How hard could it be? It would have much the same interface as any other sports game, much the same mechanics as any other sports game, and therefore get 8 out of 10. I very nearly didn't bother to play it.
Naturally, I'm glad I did. Pro Cycling Manager 2008 takes a tested formula and applies liberal quantities of options and sometimes unintentional humour (more on that later) to produce something both entertaining and absorbing. You have total control over a team of your choice, and depending on who you've chosen you'll already be invited to various races. Kit out your riders, get them in training, find some idiot company who will sponsor you and then come last - that's roughly how you'll begin.
It's not easy, this game, particularly if your knowledge of how a race proceeds extends to 'pedal really hard'. The manual will probably just confuse the hell out of you even further, so it's best to go through the tutorial and fiddle about until you work out that putting someone into 'sprint' and '100% effort' for the whole race is less likely to result in medals than your whole squad suffering cardiac arrest.
You can simulate races, but it's more to your advantage to have total real-time control. It's also far more entertaining due to a development oversight which seems to have led to them forgetting about collision detection. It didn't bother me when a few cyclists went into each other's arms – that was to be expected. It was when the safety-car and motorbike drove straight through anyone within a metre of the kerb that it became apparent that this part needs work. I will confess; I laughed quite hard.
I thought I'd done okay in my first race, but it transpired that I was nowhere near the podium and the only sponsors I could get were going out of business. Then the Tour of Australia refused to let me compete. Then the game crashed. Be warned that it's not completely stable, oddly mirroring me on a bike. The interface could also do with some work, given that it took me two hours to realise I could organise training camps.
There are two big features which raise this above standard titles: one is a beautifully-executed online mode called “Game Central”, which instantly links you up with players all over the world and will automatically boot the game when you register for a race. The other, however, is my favourite thing in the whole game universe: a complete editor. Want to create your own team, sponsors, kits and tours? It's all there. Team Den of Geek will, of course, be winning the Tour of Britain after going on an excruciating course about how to ride over cobblestones.
