PGR3 Review...
Lets start with the menus. Whilst being quite a complicated set-up they are quite easy to navigate around.
Single player races are quite hard but the good thing is the game offers different difficulty settings for each race and with a different amount of “cash” earnt for each level.
The online is great too, but it is quite hard to learn how to join a game at fist because the game joins itself to the race and there is no way of telling you are connected to the actual game…or just the lobby.
When you are in the Game, Graphics are crisp and the reflections on the cars are a very nice touch. The anti alliasing means there are no jaggies. This is the case on a standard TV. And on a High Def you can expect even more!
I am very happy with this game and even though it is a serious racing game compared to burnout and full auto. There are some elements, which give it more of a playback value such as cone and speed challenges.
I have experienced no freezes with this game. Compared to on PDZ, which has frozen twice.