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Sega Rally (PS3)

Normally I'm not a fan of rally racers, but Sega has remembered to put in some fun as well as realism. You can zip your way around environments that can actually be ruined by your own bad driving, often going bumper to bumper with your opponents. An excellent variety of surfaces and vehicles ensures sufficient depth. It's a game that isn't afraid to be a game, rather than a driving simulation, and is all the better for it.

Pros

  • An arcade game rather than a simulation
  • Lots of fun
  • Excellent graphics
  • Car gets realistic damage

Cons

  • Can lose some longevity

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