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Colin McRae: DIRT - CORR events and screenshots |
Listed in: PS3, Xbox 360, PC Gaming Tags: Codemasters, ESRB, Pan-European Game Information, PEGI, playstation 3 updates
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Codemasters, a UK-based video game publisher, earlier confirmed Colin McrRae: DIRT as the official title of the latest addition to the Colin McRae series of racing games. Codemasters has also releaved that DIRT will add races from the US-based Championship Off-Road Racing (CORR) series to its usual Rally, Hill Climb, Rally Raid, Rally Cross, and Crossover racing events.
DIRT's CORR events. The CORR races will have up to 10 drivers going head-to-head in off-road circuit races. Vehicles include Super Buggies and Pro 4 Trucks, and the racetracks will have tabletop jumps, drop-offs, and moguls.
Replay feature. The game will also have a replay feature so you can relive the best moments. DIRT's replay system includes dynamic cameras that follow, capture, and focus on the most exciting moments during each race, and for the first time in the series players are given full control over the replay's action.
ESRB and PEGI ratings. A press release dated March 21 says the game is currently still awaiting to receive a rating from ESRB; the packshots revealed earlier this month show that the game got a "12+" rating in the Pan-European Game Information (PEGI) age rating system.
DIRT is planned to launch this June for Microsoft's Xbox 360 and Windows / PC. The Sony PlayStation 3 version will follow soon after that.
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Of course Ps3 version released later.. What else is new.
That picture of the babe with the finger in her noise ad -> is scary!
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On the other hand, how fast can be a rally game? while rally is off-road as MS, you dont want to destroy your car nor run at extremely high velocities because you will lose maneuverability .
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