With High Expectations PGR 3 Delivers A Knock Out Punch, But It May Not Be Enouph For Hardcore Racing Fans.
Graphics: Very Sharp, The Inside Design Of Each Car Looks Just Like The Real Thing, Right Down To The Stering Wheels, Speedometers, Dash And Even Cd Players. Outside The Cars Look Good But Could Use Some Better Lighting Effects During The Races. Environments Are A Hit And Miss, With Some Tracks Looking Fanstastic And Others Not Looking As Clean.
Sound: Powerful And Realistic Engine Noise, Tire Sqeels, And Crashes Are Some Of The Best Sounds I Have Heard In A Racing Game.
Value: With A Short Career Mode And No True Upgrades To The Cars PGR 3 Doesnt't Go Along Way In The Depth Department. The Kudos System Is Still In Effect But Is Starting To Get That Old And Outdated Feel To It, But Still Manages To Get the Job Done. There Are About 80 Cars In The Game; Mustang, Ferrari, Mclaren, Corvette, Viper, Saleen Mercedes, Lotus, And Shelby Are Just Some Of The Cars Featured, About 40 Cars In The Game Are Proto-Types And You Probably Have Never Heard Or Seen Any Of Them.
Reviewer's Tilt: Overall PGR 3 Has That Next Gen Feel To It, With Top notch Visuals, Great Control And A In Car View That Is Just Awesome And An Expierience You Must Try. Racing Fans Will Get A Kick Out Of This One For Awhile, But May Get Bored Fast Due To The Underachieving Career Mode, And Minimum Upgrades And Features