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Colin McRae DiRT 2 trailer

WOW!.....I never bothered with DIRT 1 as I didn't have a fast enough computer at the time but spent many happy hours in Rallye Masters and Rally Championship and all the other rally games back in the days of DOS and Win 95/98.

I bet this needs a monster rig too...lol.
 
I saw this a while ago. I still play Dirt 1 occasionally, look and feel are great, but this seems to be a future must have!

Alex
 
I was in the same boat with DiRt 1 - LOVED the overall game but it ran too slow on my system.

*Maybe* when I finally get my new system.....:kilroy:
 
I felt that dirt 1 didn't have a realistic model for traction, but the graphics were there.
 
I'm impressed by Codemaster's Ego engine, i enjoyed their racing games and Dirt2 looks and sounds just awesome. So i will definitely buy Dirt 2. And i'm looking forward to see how they will use DX11.. hopefully not a "preview mode" :running:
 
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