Colin Mcrae Dirt.

Prices are generally quite good. Only thing is they don't sell all games. Manufacturers would rather you pay 10 quid more for a disc, dvd case and manual that cost them 20p to mass manufacture ;) So only companies who choose to be part of steam are part of steam. EA have got their own online distribution system as well but I don't know about codies.

I must agree on what 306 says about the cars look like going on rails.

It also feels so when driving, its almost flat out and turn until you reach finish.
In the non-moded game you can go flat out and break in less then a sec on gravel, do a hairpin turn with full speed.
(theres some things you can do with some files to get less grip and brake power, but that feels even more stupid)
Theres so good grip and acc you can almost think you driving a F1 on very smooth tarmac and the car physics is not as good as RBR, the cars just floating over the surface.
If your wheel are out of the track, dont worry, it wont slow you down or give you any steering problems, like in RBR or in reality, just push down the throttle and steer it back on track.

The only thing in this game I think feel little realistic are those dirt cars, I think they are RWD cars and you have to adjust your speed on throttle if you want to have a good slide through the corner.

Been playing this game sometimes just to killing some time and because im tired of RBR.
The only thing that keeps me playing is to crash the cars actually, the game is to arcad to enjoy it as a rally game.

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Originally Posted by Peugeot206WRC

I must agree on what 306 says about the cars look like going on rails.

It also feels so when driving, its almost flat out and turn until you reach finish.
In the non-moded game you can go flat out and break in less then a sec on gravel, do a hairpin turn with full speed.
(theres some things you can do with some files to get less grip and brake power, but that feels even more stupid)
Theres so good grip and acc you can almost think you driving a F1 on very smooth tarmac and the car physics is not as good as RBR, the cars just floating over the surface.
If your wheel are out of the track, dont worry, it wont slow you down or give you any steering problems, like in RBR or in reality, just push down the throttle and steer it back on track.

The only thing in this game I think feel little realistic are those dirt cars, I think they are RWD cars and you have to adjust your speed on throttle if you want to have a good slide through the corner.

Been playing this game sometimes just to killing some time and because im tired of RBR.
The only thing that keeps me playing is to crash the cars actually, the game is to arcad to enjoy it as a rally game.

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Are you playing it on 360 or PC?

dirt is an excellent game and plays superbly on the ps3 killer the xbox360.

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Originally Posted by Stuartf12007

dirt is an excellent game and plays superbly on the ps3 killer the xbox360.

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I am getting the xbox and the game, soon I will let you know whether you're right or wrong ;)

MCDIRT isn't on PS3 yet

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Originally Posted by 306 Cosworth

MCDIRT isn't on PS3 yet

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That's why I am getting an xbox :crazy: :p :

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Originally Posted by Daniel

Are you playing it on 360 or PC?

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PC, tried it on a friends 360 with controller too, not very different feeling in the driving.
I find the gameplay lot smoother on the 360 though.
When PC works very hard on something besides dirt it could start lag, this didnt excist on the 360.

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Originally Posted by Peugeot206WRC

PC, tried it on a friends 360 with controller too, not very different feeling in the driving.
I find the gameplay lot smoother on the 360 though.
When PC works very hard on something besides dirt it could start lag, this didnt excist on the 360.

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That's because you had the graphics settings up too high.

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Originally Posted by pino

That's why I am getting an xbox :crazy: :p :

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I was referring to the post above yours Pino, sorry :)