It works perfectly and my son likes it very much. I thought that I would hâve problem running it on our Xbox but there is on code on the CD so it works fine.

DiRT 3 may have dropped Colin McRae's name from the title, but his memory lives on and with some style here. DiRT 3 refines upon its predecessor in almost every way. Catering for skilled and casual drivers in equal measure, it's a visually gorgeous ride with enough innovative multiplayer options to...

Variety, but not at the expense of consistently high quality. Dirt 3 is a driving game that goes all-out to entertain - and it succeeds

Sadly, with all those speed signs dotted about the roads and the increasingly annoying speed cameras placed in the best places to ensure you've been reading them – joy riding just isn‘t an option and for good reasons of course.

Many of the events in Dirt 3's lengthy Dirt Tour career mode span multiple back-to-back races at the same location, but the game does an excellent job of keeping the action from feeling stale.

New event types add even more variety to both solo and multiplayer sessions; Difficulty and assist options cater to new and experienced drivers alike; Cars; buggies; and trucks all look great and handle superbly; Fantastic presentation; Supports both online and split-screen multiplayer

YouTube functionality is limited

Dirt 3 has rally events like the original Dirt which is great. overall its a blast to play for novices but short of memorising the rally routes, its very hard to tweak the settings for more of a challenge. I am back to Forza 4 a few hours after.

This is not Colin Mcrae anymore. I know in the game must be new something, but in this Dirt 3 is like 10% rally. And more funny stuff is, that the maps is all the same. I am disappointed. I want true rally with lots of maps and rally.

What better than driving fast? How about driving fast, mere inches away from pine trees and cliff edges, in a stripped down car that's been built for just that very purpose? That's the special thrill that Codemasters has made its own in video games, ever since the Colin McRae games on the PSone.

Incredible graphics; Varied driving; Gymkhana

Not enough locations; Almost too addictive

For many people, rally is the ultimate expression of driving - man and machine united in a war against time and the elements. Over the years, Codemasters has done a solid job of recreating this particular vehicular thrill with the

DiRT 3 is everything I hoped it would be, a return to some good old roots rallying. The game plays as good as it looks, which is fantastic. Whether you are tearing along the Fjords of Norway or blasting through the deserts of Kenya or even showing off around Battersea it's an exhilarating ride.