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Colin McRae Rally Review: Hardcore Droid

Hardcore Droid - Hardcore racing gamers are part of a rare breed. Anyone and everyone picks up a racer every once in a while, some even get good at one or two. But hardcore racing fans—the few, the proud—put up with a lot to get to the good stuff. You also have to at least be ready to stomach a certain degree of repetition. After all, these games are all about honing your skills and slowly getting better in small increments, posting faster times, racking up better scores. Unlike other genre enthusiasts, who often find themselves somewhat disappointed when it comes to mobile formats, racing fans playing on mobile devices find that the stakes are pretty high, because there are some seriously epic titles to compete with.

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More Than Racing Games. A Brief History of Codemasters

Did you know Codemasters was founded back in 1986? More than 10 years before the first Colin McRae Rally. And they weren’t creating only racing games all this time. Let’s look into the history of this well-known studio.

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The best rally games of all time

What were the genre’s greatest entries ever?

Yi-Long3102d ago

For me, Rallisport Challenge 2 (Xbox) without a doubt. Amazing gameplay, and fantastic track-design and visuals.

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Ashistheking3102d ago

the first dirt game was such a surprise :)

waltyftm3102d ago

Sega rally 2 on the Dreamcast was my favourite, still is the greatest imo.

Der_Kommandant3102d ago (Edited 3102d ago )

Sega Rally on Saturn
Dirt 1 and 2

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Colin McRae Rally Review (Invision Game Community)

Colin McRae Rally features the car and track list from last year’s top selling mobile title and features THIRTY amazing rally stages in three environments taken from the PlayStation classic Colin McRae 2.0. for this PC and Mac edition. With a combined distance of over 130km, go flat out through the dirt and the dust of the Australian outback, take on dramatic climbs through the mountains of Greece and get sideways on the tight and twisty roads of Corsica.

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