Player(s): 1-2 Extra Features: Local Multiplayer (2 players), Online Multiplayer (2-12 players), Leaderboards, Download Content Grid 2 is a racing game that is the sequel to 2008's Race Driver: Grid.

Car steering response is laggy. I even tried to go at no more than 30 mph and the car was still drifting Graphics are good. I know this is considered an old game for today's standards but for the time I spend playing, is more than enough

This game sucks hardcore. 1 camera angle, automatic or sequential manual NO CLUTCH AVAILABLE AT ALL. I wouldnt recommend to anybody you are literaly better off going and playing a PS2 game before thinking of buying this!

bought for grandson he loves it played it nearly all day , he is only seven but seems to have mastered it

Codemasters Grid was one of the milestone racing titles of this generation. It featured a wonderful blend between simulation and arcade racing and innovated some fun new mechanics that, while not revolutionizing the racing genre, certainly helped redefine what the status quo should be for a next-gen...

+ Great sound and graphics

- inconsistent controls; - bland; derivative courses; - weak multiplayer; - weak single-player campaign

This Game will work on all Xbox 360's (PAL or NTSC), Purchase with out any confusion

Super fast delivery, great game, Awesome, very realistic. Can be challenging if you desire it too be. Brand new, no problems.

poor game. all the cars oversteer and the physics dont feel right. far too annoying. glad i only rented it. graphics arent anything to write home about either

Despite the relentless drive for innovation in gaming, I've found that the most appealing aspects of racing titles have remained the same over the years. The exhilaration of pure speed, from searing straightaways to the centripetal pull of the turns, still burns between the white dots on the black...

Lovely track environments; delicious vehicle handling; intriguing event variety

Occasionally aggressive AI behavior; unconscionable amount of grind in single-and multi-player

The biggest challenge these days for any racing game is to find an audience and make that niche as happy as possible. The most successful racing franchises over the last 20 years follow this philosophy to a tee, whether its Burnout and Need for Speed for the arcade crowd, or Gran Turismo and Forza...

Pitch perfect controls with a weighty arcade feel; satisfying career mode; generally excellent graphics and presentation; very challenging gameplay despite the useful rewind feature; good selection of cars and tracks; excellent car damage model; aggressive AI

Rather bland multiplayer; barely any music; some frame rate stutters in heavy action; no cockpit view