It is hard to find a game as polished as the newest installment in the Colin McRae series. Even watching a replay becomes an event with fluidly adjustable playback speed from super slowmotion to ultra fast without any hickups. The graphics are very detailed with a realistic color palette for each of the stages, while still providing some wow-effects in sun flares and pyro effects. Physics aren't any less detailed with a great feel for the car's weight and grip. Braking and drifting through corners feels much more natural than in the original Dirt (one of it's main drawbacks). Content-wise there are plenty of countries you can race in, but just a few more tracks for each environment would have been great. Classic rally modes come a little short (the longest rally event i've driven so far was two stages). In all other aspects, the game is truly great. This is the definitive offroad racing game to date, and with a few more novelties from Dirt and slightly more tracks it would be a perfect 10!
DiRT 2 is one of the best racing games ever made by Kyle LeBlanc Fun factor: Fun Worth to: Buy Few racing games look and feel as polished as Colin McRae: DiRT 2, making this one a clear contender for racing title... Read Full Review
Intro Dirt 2 is the sequel to dirt (2007) and it has a lot to improve on, so how does it hold up in 2009, Well read to find out. Gameplay The main complaint with Dirt was the floaty physics of the cars, The good... Read Full Review
