TOCA Race Driver 2

Background

Take part in the ultimate racing game, Race Driver 2. Race one of your favorite cars from various models such as the Mustang, Impreza and the Vanquish thanks to official licenses from car manufacturs like Ford, Mercedes, and Audi. Drive on over 50 real tracks from around the globe like Pikes Peak and Laguna Seca.

Gameplay

There's classic TOCA damage, too. Thanks to a hugely realistic damage engine and the most advanced physics ever seen in a racing game, get too cosy with another car or a trackside barrier and it could be back to the starting grid for you. And there are no fake 'resets' to miraculously restart you back on your way, "Race Over" means just that, but only for that race. The save system in TOCA Race Driver 2 saves after every event, so you'll only have to re-run that one race in order to progress.

Features

• 31 fictional race locations around the globe offering over 40 race tracks which are fully rendered and digitally enhanced.
  
  
• Over 30 vehicles in the cars category, including Ford GT, Aston Martin Vanquish and Nissan Skylines.
  
  
• Race up to 20 opponents on the track at once, even race online, game supports Xbox Live and PS2 Online.
  
  
• Racing Simulations aspects in the highly sophisticated physics engine that let you race like no other game before.
  
  
• High-End Damage system, car dents, windows and lights smash, doors come of; wheels are even forced off of the vehicle in such events.
  
  
• AI system is very independent and self aware, every racer has character and will avoid unnecessary actions if needed.

Hardware Requirements

Windows 98SE/ME/2000/XP
Pentium III or Athlon 800MHz
256Mb RAM
1.2Gb Hard Disk Space
DirectX 9 compatible soundcard
2X Speed DVD-ROM Drive
Supported 32MB graphics card

Recommended Requirements:
Windows 98SE/ME/2000/XP
Pentium III/4 or Athlon 1.4GHz
512Mb RAM
3.75Gb Hard Disk Space
Graphics Card: ATi Radeon 8xxx and above, nVidia GeForce 3 and above

Editor's Note:
Previously titled "Race Driver 2".
Added on: December 12, 2003

Official URL

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