@chemicalegypt Yeah, I pretty much agree here. The hood of the car looks great, but as soon as that baby pops off the engine looks as muttled as the fans on the sidelines. Doesn't make much sense why they couldn't add a little polish to the engine if you're going to see it so closely.

@desauce It is a beautiful experience on pc and runs insanely smooth on the right hardware. Couldn't agree more!

@dogman12602 @snokdruid Dirt 3 was also great :)

And oh yeah...So was Grid 1 and now Grid 2. Codemasters still finds the best balance of arcade and simulation this side of Forza Horizon.

@Mamu-ti @Yan_Stalker Nah...They're both great games. Grid 2 is a natural evolution for the series and is just as good as the first.

@Yan_Stalker No Cockpit View = most racing game fans will like it, elitist trolls will go online and complain, but secretly play it in their parents basements and love it :)

@epichotcheese Even low tier cars and tracks are great and drifting is a blast while not being annoyingly difficult. :)

@bearcomputerrep Split-screen being the key words in the article...

@Einstein24 Most people who played it, liked it. But that's not the point. To keep talented game studios like that afloat, they need huge sales numbers. If they're payroll is through the roof to produce such awesome games, they need some money in return. And sad truth is most people would rather just buy the same game every year (CoD) instead of incredible story telling.

@lowdan666 @XWolfcampopper It was what was on the radio in a stolen car...the point was to make it random pop music. So yes, you are a moron. And missed the point. :)

@Sevenizz Yeah...really a bad thing that they didn't throw on a bad multiplayer component that will keep people interested for all of 10 minutes. It's a good thing when the developer focuses on the single player on a SINGLE PLAYER GAME.