This game starts out pretty great but after the 2nd and 3rd day you realise that its the same thing all the time, so this gane is very rapidite and the cars you pick arent very great. Like maybe the best and only looking car in this entire game is the Street Boss, the yellow mustang and Im not really the mustang person. There is alot of crap out on the track that will make you lose control and crash, even the smallest thing if you land on it the wrong way then you will find your self going into a wall. The worst thing in this game is the A.I and It seem that the A.I has unlimited supply of NOS making this game very frustrating. I play games such as Gran Turismo from the PS, PS2 so I learned how to cut corners very fast/learned how to drive a car that reflects real life driving. So I would be pushing my car to the extreme limit and avoiding everything and the A.I would still catch up with no problem even if the A.I was in a big crash fest and was like +1.00 behind.
When there was no crap on the floor the cars handled with easy and you didnt have to try nearly as much as Gran turismo. The graphics were pretty good but nothing special and the load times were maybe the best thing in this game. The music was pretty boring and I kept it off for the entire game and thank god I actually never bought this game. I beat this game in maybe a week and thats going on and off. Im pretty nice by giving this game a 6.5 when it should be in the 5 section. Also the way this game awards you sucks big time.
Rent it and if you like it then buy it but you should play this game atleast 3 days. This game starts off pretty strong but dies very fast soon after.
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