In conclusion, Cars 2 is one of the most enjoyable racers on the 360 and PS3 to date. I am gutted that there is no online multiplayer, since this is the one feature that the game majorly lacks. Without online play, the game cannot last long unless you constantly have friends over.

Can't give less then one star. Now it's not about the game it self as we never got to play. What I need to make clear is Amazon customer services was great but what I got was a Cars 2 box but with a dodgy copy of the film Bolt......

A fantastic, colourful and energetic racer that is perfect for the family.

It looks fun and seems to teach you well as you begin. I have a 5 year old that loves Cars 2. He learns really fast. This was probably a little old for his novice video game status. He'll pick it up soon I'm guessing.

Challenging; Easy to learn; Fun To Play; Good Audio; Graphics; Kid Appropriate

Regardless of whether you enjoyed, endured, or avoided seeing Disney Pixar's Cars 2 , the racing game of the same name is a fun drive. It's also an unusual one. This is a racer in which every vehicle is equipped with a jump button, using the reverse gear is a legitimate race strategy, and...

Good-sized and varied career mode; Great track designs with plenty of shortcuts; Four-player split-screen supported in all modes; Over 30 playable Cars characters

No online play; Voice samples become grating after a while

Beep Beep, brooom brooom, fun times all around :) Great game for kids and adults alike. Nice few days of gaming for the platty but also fun and "easy" enough to leave young kids playing. Great for young fans of cars (real) and Cars (the movies) :D

There are a lot of people who are going to walk past Cars 2 without giving it a second thought. After picking up my copy, I stopped at a local fast food place for a quick meal. The drive-thru worker saw the game sitting next to me and questioned my choice of game.

This charming mash-up of mechanics from Mario Kart and Burnout will appeal to both young fans of Pixar's franchise, and even a slightly older audience.

Great use of the Cars license; successfully mashes Burnout and Mario Kart together; unlocking things is fun

When it comes to games and movie licenses, Disney Interactive has been on something of a roll lately. First, there was the enjoyable LEGO Pirates of the Caribbean and now, there is Cars 2 .

Our first shock came when we realized its been 5 years since the first Cars film was released, and the buildup to Cars 2 has included excitement from kids and good marketing by those promoting this sequel.