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Test Drive Unlimited (PS2)
from: Atari

List Price: £19.99

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Availability: Usually dispatched within 24 hours Audience Rating: Universal, particularly children
Binding: Video Game
Brand: Atari
EAN: 3546430127155
Label: Atari
Manufacturer: Atari
Manufacturer Maximum Age: 18 years
Manufacturer Minimum Age: 132 months
Platform: PlayStation2
Publisher: Atari
Release Date: March 16, 2007
Studio: Atari
Sales Rank: 1302

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Customer Reviews

Average Rating: out of 5 stars

Rating:

- Welcome To Oahu
Just arrived at the airport, go buy a car and a house to put it in with the cash in your pocket. Next, drive about Oahu searching for races. Earn more cash, buy more cars and buy biggers houses. And thats it.

You can drive around aimlessly or use the GPS to guide you. The races themselves are standard affair, time trials, one on one, 4 in a race etc. and they are easy to find and access. Graphics are good, not great but there is a distinct lack of atmosphere.

The problem with the game is the sandbox style itself. Its nice to drive around and visit Pearl Harbor and stuff but then you realise that you spend as much time driving around as you racing. Then you find that you have to drive to events miles apart and ... Read More:

Rating:

- Great
I'm glad I bought TDU for my PS2.

Many people who have the PC/Xbox version will complain about how bad the PS2 version is because it doesn't contain bikes, picking up hitch-hikers, not having as many cars, including Ferraris and Maseratis, etc.

These are all valid points but for me, they do not detract from the quality of the game. There are still about 70 cars to choose from and many of them are true exotics and concepts which I have not seen in any other racing games. For example, how many times have you seen a Noble M400, an Ascari KZ-1, a Koenigsegg CC8S or the more powerful CCR? How about a Chrysler ME Four-Twelve? A Mercedes CLK-DTM AMG road version? Or even a Lotus Exige 240R or Caterham CSR 260?

The ... Read More:

Rating:

- A MUST GET GAME
This really is a great driving game, anyone wanting to get a new one should seriously consider this. Graphics are gd, cars look like they do in real life and it is generally a fab game.

Rating:

- An ok arcade game ...but laggy

Having just played the awesome Gran Turismo 4 on ps2 for the past week, it was a nice change playing Test Drive Unlimited for half and hour or so. But then the novelty quickly wore off and I noticed the game was quite laggy (jerky) a lot of the time. Add to this the fact that there are no cheats available at all for this game, and your stuck with having to play it all the way through in order to enjoy all the vehicles it has to offer.

So to sum up: Test Drive Unlimited is ok on the PS2, but nothing outstanding, not compared to the XBox-360 version, or the king of all PS2 racing games, Gran Turismo 4

Rating:

- A future classic.
First off this game is AWESOME fun. The first criteria of any game is to please the punter, and this game does it in spades with its pretty visuals, impressive array of cars to collect, huge selection of tasks and sublime handling. Falling happily somewhere between a sim and arcade racer, the cars are sure-footed but when pushed hard have the edginess that makes any high speed race thrilling by being potentially dangerous. Your nerves really feel it when racing at breakneck speed through oncoming traffic against competitors who are as apt to make a mistake as you are. Controlled realism is a good way to describe how things unfold, where the consequences of a hit are never catastrophic but always in the hands of the player. Which means that when you ... Read More:

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