GRID

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GRID is the latest installment in the TOCA Touring Car series from Codemasters. You are pit up against other racers at several different locations around the world, and are given the choice between 43 different cars to race with. The game also features an instant replay feature, allowing you to rewind the gameplay a limited amount of times by up to 10 seconds.

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GRID - DS

Pros Cons
Awesome audio Not enough content
Addictive gameplay  
Tight controls  
Fantastic multiplayer  
Just plain fun  
Pretty Good for a DS Racer

This game is pretty fun. I like it because it has a fun but not long enough singleplayer. But there are quite a few different singleplayer games that you can play that should keep you occupied for awhile. And of course you can always go back and replay them if you want. Another cool thing about this game is you get the ability to design your own track. You can even post these on Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection which is cool because other people can then download your custom created track that you made yourself. The mulitiplayer is fun (even though I've never met anyone online) because it has single-card download play which is pretty cool because your friends don't have to own the game to play with you, like Mario Kart.

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  • Jun. 3, 2008 Review: GRID

    As gas prices continue to climb higher, speeding along miles of digital asphalt isn't a bad alternative. GRID rockets past other racers with its cinematic flair and spot-on handling, shifting into gear with an inventive flashback system and gorgeous graphics. That lead is short-lived, however, as the lack of vehicle tuning and basic structure leave it a bit square.

  • Jun. 3, 2008 Review: GRID

    As gas prices continue to climb higher, speeding along miles of digital asphalt isn't a bad alternative. GRID rockets past other racers with its cinematic flair and spot-on handling, shifting into gear with an inventive flashback system and gorgeous graphics. That lead is short-lived, however, as the lack of vehicle tuning and basic structure leave it a bit square.

  • Mar. 11, 2008 Preview: GRID

    The masters of rally racing try to extend their reach.