TrackMania Nations, a game specially designed for the Electronics Sports World Cup, is now freely available to download from [URL=http://www.trackmanianations.com/indexUk.php] the game developer Nadeo's official site[/URL].
The game is on offer freely to gamers who want to get in training for the Electronics Sports (eSports) World Cup, with the Grand Final to be held in Paris from June 28 to July 2, and big prize money up for grabs. Players will compete in front of 40,000 people, where the best players from each country will battle it out for a prize of $400,000.
This special version of TrackMania features a brand new environment, the Stadium, and a revolutionary new gameplay designed for Nadeo's own custom cars. It also boasts the series' best graphics yet, but the game will also run easily on both the latest graphics cards and older, ‘simpler’ machines so that “...no one round the world has a technical freeze out on the race track.”
Players can customise both their cars and their avatars so you can choose to race in your country’s colours, your football team's colours or whatever colours take your fancy. The training and qualification rounds have already commenced, so if you fancy a crack at that $400,000 first prize, SPOnG would urge you to download the game and get some serious practice in. Then you can buy that new graphics card and, like Victor Kiam, perhaps also become a major shareholder in the company who made it.
The game is on offer freely to gamers who want to get in training for the Electronics Sports (eSports) World Cup, with the Grand Final to be held in Paris from June 28 to July 2, and big prize money up for grabs. Players will compete in front of 40,000 people, where the best players from each country will battle it out for a prize of $400,000.
This special version of TrackMania features a brand new environment, the Stadium, and a revolutionary new gameplay designed for Nadeo's own custom cars. It also boasts the series' best graphics yet, but the game will also run easily on both the latest graphics cards and older, ‘simpler’ machines so that “...no one round the world has a technical freeze out on the race track.”
Players can customise both their cars and their avatars so you can choose to race in your country’s colours, your football team's colours or whatever colours take your fancy. The training and qualification rounds have already commenced, so if you fancy a crack at that $400,000 first prize, SPOnG would urge you to download the game and get some serious practice in. Then you can buy that new graphics card and, like Victor Kiam, perhaps also become a major shareholder in the company who made it.
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VastikRoot 31 Jan 2006 10:24
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There's a story over on Kotaku saying how this installs malware without your consent - 'The anti-PC copy protection site Boycott Starforce has listed Trackmania Nations as a game that carries Starforce. Starforce is hidden and installs without the user’s consent or knowledge. These unwanted drivers are even linked to system instability and computer crashes'. Might wanna avoid that.