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BURNOUT 3 TAKEDOWN

Childrens Toy Shop > Video Games > Racing and Flying
from: Electronic Arts

September 07, 2004

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NEED FOR SPEED UNDGRD 2

Childrens Toy Shop > Video Games > Racing and Flying
from: Electronic Arts

November 17, 2004

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Colin Mcrae Rally 3

Childrens Toy Shop > Video Games > Racing and Flying
from: Infogrames

February 20, 2003
First off, the people who gave this game negative reviews don't know what they are talking about!! This game is awesome!! This game has 3 elements that I love, cool outdoor scenery, neat offroad action, and most of all the physics are freakin' sweet! I like that the car shows damage, why can't other game developers do this? If I hadn't just rented this game, it would probably not leave my console for a long time.

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Midtown Madness 3

Childrens Toy Shop > Video Games > Racing and Flying
from: Microsoft Games

June 17, 2003
There's little left to the imagination with the Midtown Madness series. Released in its first two incarnations on PC only, the games were already well-known for their original, free-roaming style of gameplay, their wide selection of real world automobiles and their revolutionary use of online play. This was one of the earliest games to allow players to leave the pre-set race tracks and obstacle courses to explore an entire virtual world on wheels, complete with working traffic systems, interesting jumps and stunts, and pedestrians. I'm surprised it took the series this long to make the transition from home computer to consoles, but the third chapter in the ongoing series was worth the wait. It's a vast improvement over chapters one and two in ... Read More:

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Test Drive Eve of Destruction

Childrens Toy Shop > Video Games > Racing and Flying
from: Infogrames

January 07, 2005
There's little left to the imagination with the Midtown Madness series. Released in its first two incarnations on PC only, the games were already well-known for their original, free-roaming style of gameplay, their wide selection of real world automobiles and their revolutionary use of online play. This was one of the earliest games to allow players to leave the pre-set race tracks and obstacle courses to explore an entire virtual world on wheels, complete with working traffic systems, interesting jumps and stunts, and pedestrians. I'm surprised it took the series this long to make the transition from home computer to consoles, but the third chapter in the ongoing series was worth the wait. It's a vast improvement over chapters one and two in ... Read More:

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Driver Parallel Lines

Childrens Toy Shop > Video Games > Racing and Flying
from: Atari -- Video Games

March 14, 2006
There's little left to the imagination with the Midtown Madness series. Released in its first two incarnations on PC only, the games were already well-known for their original, free-roaming style of gameplay, their wide selection of real world automobiles and their revolutionary use of online play. This was one of the earliest games to allow players to leave the pre-set race tracks and obstacle courses to explore an entire virtual world on wheels, complete with working traffic systems, interesting jumps and stunts, and pedestrians. I'm surprised it took the series this long to make the transition from home computer to consoles, but the third chapter in the ongoing series was worth the wait. It's a vast improvement over chapters one and two in ... Read More:

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Driver Parallel Lines Limited Edition

Childrens Toy Shop > Video Games > Racing and Flying
from: Atari -- Video Games

March 14, 2006
There's little left to the imagination with the Midtown Madness series. Released in its first two incarnations on PC only, the games were already well-known for their original, free-roaming style of gameplay, their wide selection of real world automobiles and their revolutionary use of online play. This was one of the earliest games to allow players to leave the pre-set race tracks and obstacle courses to explore an entire virtual world on wheels, complete with working traffic systems, interesting jumps and stunts, and pedestrians. I'm surprised it took the series this long to make the transition from home computer to consoles, but the third chapter in the ongoing series was worth the wait. It's a vast improvement over chapters one and two in ... Read More:

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Midnight Club 3 Dub Edition Remix

Childrens Toy Shop > Video Games > Racing and Flying
from: Rockstar Games

March 13, 2006
There's little left to the imagination with the Midtown Madness series. Released in its first two incarnations on PC only, the games were already well-known for their original, free-roaming style of gameplay, their wide selection of real world automobiles and their revolutionary use of online play. This was one of the earliest games to allow players to leave the pre-set race tracks and obstacle courses to explore an entire virtual world on wheels, complete with working traffic systems, interesting jumps and stunts, and pedestrians. I'm surprised it took the series this long to make the transition from home computer to consoles, but the third chapter in the ongoing series was worth the wait. It's a vast improvement over chapters one and two in ... Read More:

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NASCAR Thunder 2002

Childrens Toy Shop > Video Games > Racing and Flying
from: Electronic Arts


There's little left to the imagination with the Midtown Madness series. Released in its first two incarnations on PC only, the games were already well-known for their original, free-roaming style of gameplay, their wide selection of real world automobiles and their revolutionary use of online play. This was one of the earliest games to allow players to leave the pre-set race tracks and obstacle courses to explore an entire virtual world on wheels, complete with working traffic systems, interesting jumps and stunts, and pedestrians. I'm surprised it took the series this long to make the transition from home computer to consoles, but the third chapter in the ongoing series was worth the wait. It's a vast improvement over chapters one and two in ... Read More:

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Project Gotham Racing

Childrens Toy Shop > Video Games > Racing and Flying
from: Microsoft Games

February 12, 2003
Bizarre Creations takes the style-based racing system from Metropolis Street Racer on Dreamcast and puts into a new game on Xbox with fancier graphics, new courses, and new cars. Almost all of the racing is based around doing cool tricks while you drive. The problem with this is that the courses weren't really designed with the game's steering in mind. Anytime you slam into a wall or a traffic cone, you lose your current combo and all points and point bonuses that come with it. The courses are filled with extremely tight turns that require you to slow to 20 mph or so. If you don't slow down, you slam into a wall and lose your combo. If you do slow down, your combo ends but you get to keep the points you had earned for it. Some of the style ... Read More: