Grid is a true evolution for Codemasters' acclaimed racing series, which first appeared as the TOCA (DTM/V
Touring Car games (1997–2000) and became the TOCA (DTM/V Race Driver series (2002-2006). Challenging players to become the number one race driver in a new world of exhilarating motorsport, Race Driver: Grid takes players on a tour like never before; to beautifully realized racing locations through Europe, the U.S., Japan and beyond. The game will feature the most extensive range of events in the series, combining official circuit-based championships with road races and urban street competitions.
Like TOCA Race Drivers 2 and 3 before it, GRID is a collection of disparate racing sub-disciplines brought together in a single career mode. At the traditional end, there are races in Detroit muscle cars, professionally tuned Japanese sports-cars, open-wheel track cars from Formula 1000, and - lest we all forget where the series began - touring cars. But unlike 2 and 3, GRID builds on this not by veering into the esotericism of classic cars, ovals and rallycross, but into unknowns like Pro Touge and Drift Battles, and Demolition Derbies in the hunt for our love.
Drifting feels different to PGR, but it grows on you in the same way.
We're only too happy to oblige, as they're almost all great picks. Pro Touge, for instance, is a furious one-on-one race on tight Japanese mountain roads in slippery Japanese cars. You start marginally ahead of your rival and blast down the hill in the first phase, drifting around tight corners, and then start marginally behind him for the second, belting back up to the summit. Contact between cars is forbidden, with the second-place racer hit with a time penalty for any shunts, and the winner is determined by the cumulative gap in seconds between the two competitors. Pausing and restarting sends you all the way back to the top of the hill, so it demands concentration, and its sibling, Midnight Touge, is a one-way, no-holds-barred descent in the dark, and occasionally terrifying.
Touring Car games (1997–2000) and became the TOCA (DTM/V Race Driver series (2002-2006). Challenging players to become the number one race driver in a new world of exhilarating motorsport, Race Driver: Grid takes players on a tour like never before; to beautifully realized racing locations through Europe, the U.S., Japan and beyond. The game will feature the most extensive range of events in the series, combining official circuit-based championships with road races and urban street competitions.Like TOCA Race Drivers 2 and 3 before it, GRID is a collection of disparate racing sub-disciplines brought together in a single career mode. At the traditional end, there are races in Detroit muscle cars, professionally tuned Japanese sports-cars, open-wheel track cars from Formula 1000, and - lest we all forget where the series began - touring cars. But unlike 2 and 3, GRID builds on this not by veering into the esotericism of classic cars, ovals and rallycross, but into unknowns like Pro Touge and Drift Battles, and Demolition Derbies in the hunt for our love.
Drifting feels different to PGR, but it grows on you in the same way.
We're only too happy to oblige, as they're almost all great picks. Pro Touge, for instance, is a furious one-on-one race on tight Japanese mountain roads in slippery Japanese cars. You start marginally ahead of your rival and blast down the hill in the first phase, drifting around tight corners, and then start marginally behind him for the second, belting back up to the summit. Contact between cars is forbidden, with the second-place racer hit with a time penalty for any shunts, and the winner is determined by the cumulative gap in seconds between the two competitors. Pausing and restarting sends you all the way back to the top of the hill, so it demands concentration, and its sibling, Midnight Touge, is a one-way, no-holds-barred descent in the dark, and occasionally terrifying.
Recommended System Requirements
OS: Windows XP/Vista
Processor: Intel Core 2 DUO @ 2.66 GHz/AMD Athlon X2 3800+
Memory: 2 GB
Hard Drive: 12.5 GB Free
Video Memory: 512 MB (nVidia GeForce 8800/ATI Radeon X1950)
Sound Card: DirectX Compatible
DirectX: 10
Keyboard & Mouse
CD/DVD Rom Drive
SIZE : 1.8GB
OS: Windows XP/Vista
Processor: Intel Core 2 DUO @ 2.66 GHz/AMD Athlon X2 3800+
Memory: 2 GB
Hard Drive: 12.5 GB Free
Video Memory: 512 MB (nVidia GeForce 8800/ATI Radeon X1950)
Sound Card: DirectX Compatible
DirectX: 10
Keyboard & Mouse
CD/DVD Rom Drive
SIZE : 1.8GB
Instructions
- Unrar archive in same simple location (D:/Games for example)
- Just start setup.bat, and let .bat file extract files. BE PATIENT!!! (Wait about 15mins)
- After extracting just start game from desktop Shortcut!
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