I agree, Grid is a top shelf racing game, never have played the single player career part. I have really only played it as a multiplayer game at LAN parties with 7 other peeps and everyone just has a blast. I'm really surprised but how people like Dirt, are you talking about this game on a console or did you all like it on a PC? I'm a diehard PC racing fan and I thought the game was terrible! Do you all use a gamepad for this game or a wheel, I must be missing something. Test Drive Unlimited is a little clunky but I would put that way over Dirt any day of the week.
Yep the logitech G25 works fine with this game, the menu does suck a bit but the game is a lot of fun. It's like Flatout and Test Drive Unlimited mashed together.
Well, I have been a diehard retail purchaser only for many years. Over this past year or so I have been buying more Downloads though. My first full game Digital Download purchase was Test Drive Unlimited, this I can fully admit was a mistake. They only allow you to install the game twice and then you have to contact tech support to get a new install/activation key. After fighting with Atari and Digital River, 3 long distance phone calls, 6 E-Mail's and 2.5 weeks I finally got a new activation key. Steam is now the only way I will ever buy a Digital Download, they really have their crap together now and make it painless (so far) for a real PC gamer. I can rebuild my rig as many times as I want with new hardware or operating system, I just back my steam folder to USB drive make my changes then put it back and I'm up and running in no time. Steam also runs some great deals where you can get multiple games for a respectable price.
Someone belches and think or say boomer out loud. You hear a real life smoker start cough and you immediately take a defensive stance and start panning around.
I saw this from a review on GameSpy; I played through the game using an Xbox 360 gamepad; it's possible to use a keyboard and mouse, but the game feels optimized for a controller, from the drive/reverse controls to the online configuration, which is designed for a few easy taps on the d-pad.
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