GC writes: "Ferrari Challenge Trofeo Pirelli is the Ferrari drivers dream come to the small screen handheld with plenty of tracks for a fairly decent racing sim. While the game does a good job in some respects a great game is just beyond reach with this Nintendo DS version of the Ferrari titled game.
While you have a decent variety of cars and a few good tracks this game boils down to racing with really tiny screens, but it works pretty good. Ferrari Challenge Trofeo Pirelli needs to get its name changed to something more pronounceable but it does have the official seal of approval from Ferrari right on the back.
Ferrari Challenge has a few varieties to how racing can be done but it all boils down to being able to get behind the drivers wheel and hug those corners on the small screen of the Nintendo DS. Ferrari Challenge does pretty good with driving but could have been better as the game is just not as exciting as the bigger consoles can make it."
GamesRadar writes: "System 3 is rewarding existing owners of Ferrari Challenge on PS3 by reducing the cost of its sequel, Ferrari: The Race Experience for its release on PSN tomorrow. It's not a massive reduction in price, as fans get it for £9.99 instead of £11.99, but a lot of companies would do well to follow their example."
Sounds like a great idea, doesnt have to be a huge difference but anything is always appreciated. Only issue i see with this is that you can only really do this with DLC type games that are tied to an account.
lol i dont know whats happening with this game, first its release date was 29/09, then delayed by 1 week and today its still not released
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System 3 published new screenshots and artwork from the DLC of Ferrari Challenge that will arrive in May. Check them out.