R: Racing Evolution review:4 stars (Eye candy.) - I must say, the thing this game's got goin' for it is the frickin' BEAUTIFUL graphics. You will drool all over when you see how sweet this game looks....especially the replays- almost like watching a real LeMans race on TV!

So....
Graphics: 10/10

Sound: 8/10 (Music is not annoying, but the pit guy/radio chatter is repetetive....a nice touch though.)

Replay: 9/10 (Story mode- very simple and short. There are hundreds of Event Races to race though....and you're almost inclined to get hordes of money to be able to tune your cars....you'll need the modifications to be able to win some of the gold-medal Event Races....)

Car Handling: 6/10 (This is one of the game's two downfalls. After playing games like Gran Turismo where you can powerslide around corners beautifully, this game concentrates on slowing down enough to be able to take a turn safely....although I was able to use some of the rally cars to slide around turns. Some of the cars also are hard to control after contact with a wall or another car, almost always resulting in a spin-out {and a "DAMN IT!" from the pit guy} That's another thing- once ya spin-out, it's hard to make up ground....especially in the gold and some silver races.)

Sense of speed: 5/10 (Need for Speed Underground? Now that game made you feel like you were going 125 MPH. In this game, not until I acquired the Bentley EXP 8 or whatever its called and raced on the oval did I sense any sort of speed. Not even the drags felt fast, even when I punched the nitrous. You don't feel you're going fast in this game until you're going 175-180 MPH, but by that time, it's time to brake for the tighter turn of the oval....lmao....)

Overall, this game gets 8 out of 10....if you get used to the handling, and the golf-cart speed....it's a hell of a lot of fun....3 stars (Monaco alone makes it worth it.) - Include me in the category of those looking for a racing simulator. As far as utilizing rumble features and providing different racing views, this game ain't much, but it's okay.

One of the best features is the TV replay. That's a lot of fun to watch. Racing at Monaco? Terrific. Talk about a new appreciation for F1 drivers. It really doesn't matter how many times you go through the lower portion of the track, you still think you're finished with the turns, and yet there is one or two more waiting for you before a good straight.

I'm not interested in getting a PS2 for Gran Turismo because so many people have told me about problems they've had, so I'll take what I can get.4 stars (Decent game) - It really isnt that bad of a game. The graphics i thought were very well done. The cars look real, as well as the road. My problem was that it took me a total of 2 days to beat this games yes 2 days. It was so easy its not even funny. I thought it was niice that they made a drag racing mode on it but i hate having to hold the brake all the time because if u let it go to quickly you have to start over. I wish that they would have made the game so you may decal the car the way you want it like need for speed but o well. Its a decent game i think for 20$ or less but there are many better games out there. Like Need For Speed underground the best move to do is buy that or be patient and buy need for speed underground 2. But i think this game will be even better than need for speed underground is Street Racing syndicate. Go to gamespot.com and take a look or go 2 if they have a cite street Racing stndicate.com But if u wanna game now get R Racing evolution
R: Racing Evolution Features:
Video Games
Gamecube (Game Cube, Game-cube)
Racing
Flying
Professional racing game featuring realistic graphics
14 tracks include real-world and fantasy locales
Multiple racing styles and gameplay modes
Smart AI to race against
For 1 player

R- Racing Evolution is the Video Game version. The full version can be purchased by clicking on the "CLICK HERE TO ORDER" button below for around 9.99USD.