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I found the original TOCA to be enjoyable on the PC. TOCA Race Driver
1 was great on the XBox, and the demo sucked on the PC. Never played
the TRD2 and can't recall reading anything positive about it. Maybe
this title will pan out.
>http://www.gamespot.com/pc/driving/tocaracedriver3/preview_6120536.html
>I found the original TOCA to be enjoyable on the PC. TOCA Race Driver
>1 was great on the XBox, and the demo sucked on the PC. Never played
>the TRD2 and can't recall reading anything positive about it. Maybe
>this title will pan out.
> >Here's an interview with Codemasters studio head Gavin Masters about
> >TOCA Race Driver 2006.
> >http://www.gamespot.com/pc/driving/tocaracedriver3/preview_6120536.html
> >I found the original TOCA to be enjoyable on the PC. TOCA Race Driver
> >1 was great on the XBox, and the demo sucked on the PC. Never played
> >the TRD2 and can't recall reading anything positive about it. Maybe
> >this title will pan out.
> TRD 2 on the Xbox, was almost a great racer. It had physics, that were
> quite simmy by console standards, good graphics, very nice selection
> of series and tracks. Solid Xbox Live support. And really shitty
> replay value. The problem was that each series (Nascar, CART, F1,
> Aussie V8, etc) had 3 or 4 tracks. You could ONLY drive those cars on
> those tracks. So as much as you wanted to, say, drive Aussie V8s at
> Donigton, or F3 at Mt. Panarama, it just wouldn't happen. This great
> limited, at least in my view, the replay value.
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>> >Here's an interview with Codemasters studio head Gavin Masters about
>> >TOCA Race Driver 2006.
>> >http://www.gamespot.com/pc/driving/tocaracedriver3/preview_6120536.html
>> >I found the original TOCA to be enjoyable on the PC. TOCA Race Driver
>> >1 was great on the XBox, and the demo sucked on the PC. Never played
>> >the TRD2 and can't recall reading anything positive about it. Maybe
>> >this title will pan out.
>> TRD 2 on the Xbox, was almost a great racer. It had physics, that were
>> quite simmy by console standards, good graphics, very nice selection
>> of series and tracks. Solid Xbox Live support. And really shitty
>> replay value. The problem was that each series (Nascar, CART, F1,
>> Aussie V8, etc) had 3 or 4 tracks. You could ONLY drive those cars on
>> those tracks. So as much as you wanted to, say, drive Aussie V8s at
>> Donigton, or F3 at Mt. Panarama, it just wouldn't happen. This great
>> limited, at least in my view, the replay value.
> TRD2 was an improvement over TRD1. With luck the third one will be better
> than its predecessor. At least it will have qualifications instead of
> assigning you a random starting order.
ROFL, yeah right. Get Real, Codemasters.
