...however, when it arrived (I had ordered a new copy as a gift) it was from a store, obviously a well worn display copy. The case was cracked in multiple places, the cover art torn, the front plastic torn, not sealed (as a new game should be, in either shrink wrap or with the circular seal sticker...

I still continue to play Dirt Rally as for me it offered much better physics and a more rewarding gameplay.

Solid and definitely has an audience. There could be some hard-to-ignore faults, but the experience is fun.

When Codemasters decided to make a fourth DiRT game, it was obvious that it was going to have to be a game that appealed to a wide audience. The stellar DiRT Rally was well received for its authenticity, but the DiRT games before that had middle of the ground vehicle handling that mixed realism and...

Dirt 4 puts you at the wheel of the most powerful machines ever made as you face the toughest roads and circuits on the planet in rally, rallycross, and landrush with grounded and thrilling racing experience with customisable difficulty options that should appeal to newcomers and veterans alike.

Very simple and useful. This is a good product I love how beautiful this looks Very good quality. it's good for the small object you won't regret buying it

I am not into Rally racing. I actually despise most of the Rally racing video games because they are frustrating, annoying, aggravating, overly difficult, and obnoxious. So I cringed a little on the inside when I picked Dirt 4 out of the pile. Guess what I actually enjoyed playing Dirt 4.

Besides last year's DiRT Rally, there hasn't been a proper DiRT game in years. It's good to see the "4th" entry finally make an appearance, although can it improve upon the well received DiRT Rally and other racers like Forza and Gran Turismo?

Over the years, and I mean a lot of years (back to Test Drive in 1990), I have played dozens of driving games over many types of terrain. My first delving into Codemasters was Grid.

DiRT Rally only released on consoles during April 2016 (December 2015 for PC), but while this was the return to form for the rally racing sim from Codemasters, fans of the more varied spin-off racing series still longed for the follow-up to 2011'S DiRT 3 (not including DiRT Showdown as that wasn't a...

Offering the choice of Sim and Arcade play-styles caters for all; Addictive "one more go" gameplay; Your Stage is potentially game changing; Good variety of modes adds much value; Lush visuals

Lobby hosts being able to change event discipline even towards event end; in otherwise smooth online experience