STN Writes:
For purists of the rally experience there is a lot here for you to enjoy and it is a very in-depth experience, however it just can’t compete with the likes of Dirt 3, which looks better, has better physics and just jumps from your screen. If you are really into the rally experience then this is a must have, but for casual console drivers the staleness may put you off.
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Cyber Front has released a new video for the racing game WRC 2 FIA World Rally Championship. The game is going to be released on February 16 2012 in Japan. WRC 2 FIA World Rally Championship from the 2011 season and gamers get to experience the realistic driving through such cars as the Subaru Impreza and Mini Countryman WRC.
2010’s World Rally Championship was a decent game that was severely hamstrung in terms of presentation and content. In a genre that has gone beyond point to point races into more exotic ideas such as gymkhana and full-on, multi-terrain races, this pure rallying experience was always going to have a tough time trying to appeal beyond the niche audience that would be keen for it.
So with the inevitable sequel now sitting on store shelves, can WRC2 move beyond it’s traditional constraints, or is this a case of Déjà two?
I prefer wrc 2 because it has better physics, feels like a rally game and not an extreme sports advertisement. dirt 3 got boring very quickly.
Kind of off topic, but I really hate the way in WRC 2010 that the finishing line of the stage ALWAYS has an indestructible scaffolding structure thing there that is barely wider than the width of your car.
Where on earth did they get that from???? No WRC stages have anything like that...
Also, I hate the co-driver.
