I have watched countless videos of the closed PC beta and have signed up for the XBONE beta coming soon. This game looks to truly tap into the power of next generation gaming. Incredible graphics, the entire USA as your unrestricted and faithfully reconstructed playground, seemless online/offline...

Ubisoft have had a busy 2014, haven't they? 2014 feels like the year in which all of Ubisoft's development arms have pushed out a game, covering the full spectrum of genres. The Crew is Ubisoft'

Massive world with loads to do; Lots of car customisation options

Terrible story; Too many microtransactions

I'm going to talk in depth about what you get in this bundle and about the console, if you want a simple and quick opinion then skip down to the PROS/CONS and then the VERDICT towards the bottom! So what do you get in the box for your £350...

The Crew is a video game with one foot in the past, and one foot in the future. Some of the technological achievements in this next gen video game are very impressive. Like mapping of certain cities. Getting to go to certain areas in the United States.

'The Crew' is a strained lovechild of 'The Fast & the Furious', a pay-to-win MMO, and the "always on and never alone" character of social media. Under the grimey physics, abusive AI, and lame story, there is almost a decent casual racer here.

Ubisoft has received some criticism this year for some of its most hyped games that included Watch Dogs , Assassin's Creed Rogue and Assassin's Creed Unity. While many diehard fans may have loved the new additions, many gamers found them to perform under the high standards that were set, and thus a...

The tantalising world and systems are fine in their own right, but shoddy car handling saps any desire to play beyond a few minutes at a time. Dock a point if you don't have likeminded pals.

" The Crew " has been in development for ages, has seemed incredibly ambitious, and is both from a ‘new' developer all whilst trying to fit into Ubisoft's open world policies. Can it ever work?

Open-world racing games are by no means new to the console gaming scene. Ubisoft Reflections introduced gamers to the open-world racing game with their classic Driver series, but it was really the GTA- spinoff Midnight Club franchise that gave gamers the thrilling sense of speed in an free-roam...

I haven't quite got onto this game yet but beautiful scenery to drive around in while you learn the finer point of the game. I am a big NFS fan and hopefully will find this to be the equal or better of the two.