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I still boot up my PS2 and play it to this day. They hit this perfect mix of real and fake that just makes you want to go out and buy one of those street rugs. Dirt Rally 2. I play it with a wheel and and VR and the challenge is always there. That game is why I firmly believe that racing without VR is flat. You can get real fear and immersion inside the headset. These games are unforgiving, harshly accurate in their physics, and an unbridled joy to play when you get them right.

My time with DiRT also led to me installing a GPS app that read out directions in rally pace notes, which was extremely fun and extremely inconvenient. A lot of amazing options out there, but I always go back to my longstanding favorite from the N64 days: World Driver Championship.

The PlayStation and Xbox kids may not have had access to Mario, but we had the superior racing games — or so we thought.

World Driver Championship , from what I can tell, seems to be right there with the early Gran Turismo titles save for those pesky licensing fees to manufacturers. Achievements Paradise Awards Soundtrack Trophies. What This Wiki Isn't. Manual of Style.

Explore Wikis Community Central. Register Don't have an account? Burnout series. History Talk 0. Gameplay This series is well known for its emphasis on aggressive driving and high sense of speed.

Cars Burnout originally featured a small collection of cars, including the small Compact , the Saloon as well as a sports-modified GT version , the Pickup and the Muscle. Categories Burnout series. Universal Conquest Wiki. Burnout 2: Point of Impact. Buy on. Critic Reviews. Score distribution:. Positive: 19 out of Mixed: 6 out of Negative: 0 out of Games Radar. All this publication's reviews. Total Video Games. All this publication's reviews Read full review. One of the most intense and entertaining racing games on the PS2, complete with tight controls and impressive graphics.

Game Informer. A solid driver, with good control and some decent graphics, but that's about it. Electric Playground. The first racing game that really encourages you to get your ya-yas out. Gaming Age. Unfortunately despite the novel approach, the execution of this racer fails to create a classic.

The main feature of pumping up the boost bar returns, with players pulling off epic moves and stunning smashes in order to fill up the tank. What could be better than seeing your epic crashes in slow motion?

Players can utilise signature moves a little like wrestlers in WWE, pulling off special smashes that become trademark moves. You can also blow your vehicle up and get creative in the Road Rage mode. Like its competitor, players could customise cars, bet against outcomes, and speed around corners faster then the Flash in need of a toilet break.

And get this; there are over 7-trillion different designs that you can come up with thanks to the vast customisation options…. Take part in drag races not the RuPaul kind , traditional races, and skill modes, stopping for a multiplayer match with your mates every once in a while.

Race to win cars, organise events, and gain respect as you work your way to the top. Dropping on both the GameCube and the PS2, this space-age super bike game sees players competing to become a futuristic racing champion.

Players can pick from one of six teams, each team comprising of two riders. And guess what? The races are anything but fair or civilised. Players can sabotage the race using weapons, knocking back better racers in order to pick up the top prize themselves. The available projectiles in this game make the Mario Kart bananas look like… well, bananas.

With a hole host of gnarly missiles and destructive weaponry available to purchase with in-game currency, the gameplay is bound to be unpredictable at every turn. Boosting depletes your shields too, so bear that in mind if you play with trigger-happy gamers! Gran Turismo 4 is up next, one of the most realistic racers of all time. Yes, Japanese gamers had access to over pages of technical driving tips and techniques. I think that might have made me understand how to drive better in real life as well, never mind while virtually racing through Yosemite!

Yep, Gran Turismo 4 has some of the greatest cars ever made. Race with modern marvels or head back to the s and show off your cornering skills in a vintage Daimler Motor Carriage! Need For Speed Underground 2 picks up the bronze medal in this list of the best PS2 racing games of all time!

This game brings back some memories… I remember playing this game with my Dad as a kid, souping up cars and taking it in turns to beat rivals and each other.