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Racing: Car
| Also for: | PS3 | ||
| Viewed: | 3D Combination | Genre: | Racing: Car |
| Media: | DVD | Arcade origin: | No |
| Developer: | System 3 | Soft. Co.: | System 3 |
| Publishers: | System 3
(GB) |
Released: | 12 Nov 2010
(GB) |
| Ratings: | PEGI 3+ | ||
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Summary
Following on in the hugely successful tyre treads of Ferrari Challenge Trofeo Pirelli (The Official Game From System 3), Ferrari: The Race Experience evolves the series yet further and opens the Ferrari stable up to an even wider audience. With all the latest and greatest Ferrari dream machines, dazzling new circuits, a brand new Career mode and a completely overhauled handling system, Ferrari: The Race Experience is without a doubt System 3’s best racing offering yet!
Quite possibly the most exciting news is that Ferrari: The Race Experience’s lead car is none other than the awe-inspiring Ferrari 458 Italia. The gorgeous new model can match the legendary Enzo Ferrari around Fiorano (Ferrari’s own test circuit) and is a full 2 seconds quicker than it’s predecessor, the F430. That’s a bold statement and it’s a dream drive that absolute everyone can now experience! The Ferrari 458 Italia joins the likes of the powerhouse Ferrari 599XX, totting up an impressive stable of 34 tarmac-hungry motors.
Ferrari: The Race Experience also boasts a completely new Career mode. Divided into three class categories – GT Race, Road GT and Classic Cars – gamers can enjoy three completely different styles of racing. If you prefer edge-of-your-seat, cutting-edge racing, GT Race is perfect for you. Experience the thrills of cutting edge supercars such as the Ferrari 599XX as you whip around detailed GT tracks.
Alternatively you may prefer the challenge of racing a car that’s actually designed for the open road. Road GT allows you to do just that with cars such as the Ferrari California and a selection of courses that go hand-in-hand with road car strengths.
Last, but not least, you can try your hand at the Classics. Jump behind the wheel of some of Ferrari’s most celebrated cars from yesteryear and race them around equally revered tracks! Career mode joins other classic racing modes such as Time Trial, Quick Race, Arcade and Tournament.
Every car in the game is now accessible to people from all walks of life thanks to the new ‘Assisted’ mode. On top of the tried and tested ‘Arcade’ and ‘Simulation’ handling, racing fans can now start at the bottom of the learning curve thanks to automated braking and assisted stability.
Quite possibly the most exciting news is that Ferrari: The Race Experience’s lead car is none other than the awe-inspiring Ferrari 458 Italia. The gorgeous new model can match the legendary Enzo Ferrari around Fiorano (Ferrari’s own test circuit) and is a full 2 seconds quicker than it’s predecessor, the F430. That’s a bold statement and it’s a dream drive that absolute everyone can now experience! The Ferrari 458 Italia joins the likes of the powerhouse Ferrari 599XX, totting up an impressive stable of 34 tarmac-hungry motors.
Ferrari: The Race Experience also boasts a completely new Career mode. Divided into three class categories – GT Race, Road GT and Classic Cars – gamers can enjoy three completely different styles of racing. If you prefer edge-of-your-seat, cutting-edge racing, GT Race is perfect for you. Experience the thrills of cutting edge supercars such as the Ferrari 599XX as you whip around detailed GT tracks.
Alternatively you may prefer the challenge of racing a car that’s actually designed for the open road. Road GT allows you to do just that with cars such as the Ferrari California and a selection of courses that go hand-in-hand with road car strengths.
Last, but not least, you can try your hand at the Classics. Jump behind the wheel of some of Ferrari’s most celebrated cars from yesteryear and race them around equally revered tracks! Career mode joins other classic racing modes such as Time Trial, Quick Race, Arcade and Tournament.
Every car in the game is now accessible to people from all walks of life thanks to the new ‘Assisted’ mode. On top of the tried and tested ‘Arcade’ and ‘Simulation’ handling, racing fans can now start at the bottom of the learning curve thanks to automated braking and assisted stability.
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