This review is poor. It omits several things that are potential deal-breakers such as the lack of cockpit-view (should I really have to find this out by searching the comments?).

It also gives the false impression that it boasts "demanding physics" that cater to the sim public. In GRID 2, drifting the curve is faster than slowing down and using the grip method. In what world is this remotely sim?

Moreover, GRID 2 is a sequel to GRID, but there is no mention of the features that have been removed. You'd be forgiven for thinking that this iteration is everything you had in GRID and more. Instead, it shunts the fans of the series trying to become the next Burnout.

@buccomatic And the next generation of consoles is gonna fix that how?

Digital only? Not buying. I like to own my games thank you very much.

@ambition_def @ferretshob "Intellectual property" is a very vague concept. By this train of thought, I'm not allowed to sell any item which could be attributed some sort of intellectual input. Moreover, because the problem is with the transfer of property rights, it's irrelevant if a financial transaction has taken place. Therefore, products with intellectual input must be meant for personal use ONLY and cannot be shared with strangers, friends or family.

By extension, museums, libraries, and schools all engage in illegal practices. Instinctively, we see that something is wrong here. This is and many more outcomes are certainly undesired by society.