GPB writes: "You know developers didn't do a good job with a racing game when you find yourself longing to play a superior product. While we were doing laps with the Xbox 360 budget-priced World of Outlaws: Sprint Cars from THQ, all we could think about is how much more fun we could've been having with DiRT 2. This game's got plenty of mud, but instead of kicking it up freely, it just ends up sticking in it, going nowhere fast."
World of Outlaws: Sprint Cars 2002, by Australian developer Ratbag Games, was an excellent simulation of the dirt oval series, here's why.
THQ Inc. today announced that World of Outlaws: Sprint Cars is now available on the PlayStation Network. Players can take on fan favorites, such as Donny Schatz and Steve Kinser to compete in 12 tracks including The Dirt Track at Charlotte. World of Outlaws: Sprint Cars is rated 'E' for everyone and is available for download at the suggested price of $19.99.
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all of the free costumes that they keep releasing for LBP
Hopefully they will be fully compatible with LBP 2
Actually, there is a surprising amount of content here. Hopefully Qore has something worthwhile this month though...
I cant wait to buy it so i can finally learn how to play the card game and get to the second disk.
I was only one card away from having the complete set. But to be honest I never really leared how to master the game, it was more of a random thing, and getting lucky. As for getting to the second disk, I don't see how you could not. Unless you never really played the game, it was the shortest Final Fantasy game I ever played, but I still enjoyed it.
