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Taking a tip from the NY stock exchange, MS has set up a regularly running ticker tap that runs across the TV screen horizontally with news of the latest dude who broke your record! Aghh, dammit! Two other less scintillating modes, which are different than Gotham Heroes because you can do something in them yourself, comprise the Photo Editor mode and the Create-a-Route mode.

Photo Editor is a screen capture mode. You can grab perfect screenshots during any replay and then "photoshop it" with a custom paint tool box. Add sepia tones, change the contrast, fix the brightness, and even change the focus.

You can move the camera almost anywhere. It's very flexible. You could easily get lost in this mode for some time thanks to these impressive tools. The Create-a-Route is a quick and easy way to add a little pep to your daily predictable dose of PGR3. Each of the five cities, Las Vegas, Nurburgring, Tokyo, London, and New York, are re-created as top down maps with pre-laid city streets.

You get to set a course inside those city limits with easy tools, and instant accessibility to ride in them. This could make PGR3 super challenging for people who have friends who like healthy competition. You can get into Xbox Live via the more casual Playtime mode, or you can take your Solo Career-earned cars and enter through Online Career yes, the cars earned in Solo are the only thing transferred from that Career. There is a bunch of wide-ranging online modes to play in based on the idea of championship racing.

Bizarre has fashioned a good, smooth online set of races in which to play. Gamers who loved PGR 2's team based racing and solo rankings are going to love the expanded tracks and leaderboards in PGR3. High Definition Racing What really makes this game next-generation? It's not really the gameplay. It's the graphics and presentation. Visually, PGR3 is set up to look absolutely gorgeous when in p or i. It's still pretty in p, but it looks more like an Xbox game to be honest.

The high-def setting makes a world of difference. If you don't have a High-definition set-up, look into it quick! You can see enormous amounts of detail in the cities if you happen to ever have the time to stop and look around. Underneath that is an unprecedented amount of geometry. There are literally 80, polygons per car -- 40, just for the interior, and 40, for the exterior. When you get into the cockpit mode, the dashboard sparkles with highly refined objects. Plus, the inside rattles and blurs and the driver moves quickly and with motion-captured moves.

The reflections on the cars are all in real time and showing true reflections, and they don't just reflect from the shiny metal side panels, they reflect from the tire rims, the side mirrors, the chromed grills, even off the helmet of the driver inside the car.

The crowd is wildly varied -- although they're generic looking -- but the roads, the buildings, and trees, the city architecture, they are all extremely well done. Bizarre gave us a little stat sheet to describe its research into the visuals: It took more than 22, reference photographs and 10 hours of video to build the game, and the Brooklyn Bridge, by itself, uses more polygons than an entire city on PGR1.

While on the subject of sensory experiences, the sound is nearly equal is quality to the graphics. While the majority of songs are techno, the variety of songs is nonetheless impressive. You'll hear a wide range of rock, alternative, and hip hop, industrial, bhangra, Japanese pop and classical, Yes, classical.

Verdi, Brahms, Bach, and Beethoven all bring a fresh take on driving. It's just like when I stole my mom's car back in high school and peeled out in the rain listening to Vivaldi's Four Seasons. So refreshing! The car sounds are well positioned and separated, and you can hear all of the sounds more distinctly when you're in one of the three in-cockpit modes. Verdict Microsoft and Bizarre Creations have fashioned a beautiful, fast-moving racer in a style Xbox gamers are all too familiar with.

The game is gorgeous, deep in modes and challenges, and well balanced, even if it's nothing more than a minor leap in gameplay over its predecessor. Project Gotham Racing 3 has a Metascore of 88, based on professional reviews.

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Crack This Game. Please, disable adblock. Additionally, the game features an in-game garage to play the cult-classic Geometry Wars. It also features an ingame showroom where players can actually test drive vehicles or exchange Kudos Tokens for it.

PGR2 Plus as of October 17, In Kudos World Series the player has to complete a series of races in 14 different categories of vehicles. The player begins with just three cars in the Compact Sports Series and eventually can have access to cars cars after purchase of the downloadable content.

Most cars can be bought in exchange for kudos tokens, although some can only be obtained by completing enough races at a high level. In Arcade Racing there are 60 medals available, 20 each for street racing, timed runs and cone challenges.

Each race is with a car and track that you must race in. In Quick Battles to Basically a racing game's version of a sport's game 'exhibition', the players can choose from most of the game's cars, and race on any of the courses.

In Time attack does not use kudos, where the purpose is for the player to try to get round the circuits as fast as possible. The player can either choose circuit or car challenges. In circuit challenge, the player can choose from a selection of up to circuits and then choose any car to race in. In car challenge the player can choose from a selection of up to cars and race on a predetermined circuit.

In both styles circuits and cars may only be chosen if they have previously been unlocked in Kudos World Series or Arcade Racing. If you enter the showroom, you can view and test drive all cars on a test track. You can also race against a ghost car that got the record time.

If you like the car and have enough kudos, you can exchange Kudos Tokens for it. This is for inexperienced players to the racing genre. Although it is very easy, as many expect the reward isn't very high and encourages the player to jump up the difficulty.