Ferrari Challenge makes some big promises |
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| BY Mike Wehner |
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Ferrari Challenge has flown a bit under the radar in terms of the hype that has led up to its release. While the game looks fantastic, and boasts some impressive touches like excellent damage modeling and an intense sense of speed, not many people have been giving it much love.
That might change after the release of the game’s launch trailer. The trailer, shown above, shows off some of the more interesting aspects of the game, such as the weather effects. It also adds a nice touch towards the end in regards to the promise for additional content. Not satisified to simply say “our game will have DLC”, System 3 decided to put it all on the line and guarantee 5 extra cars and 1 extra track per month, every month after the game’s release. That’s a pretty impressive claim, considering that the game already ships with 16 tracks. That means that in a year, the game will have nearly double the tracks it does presently. Count me in.




August 28th, 2008
at 9:00 am
Seems like they’ve taken some inspiration from GTR 2. That’s a good sign, and this looks just as good. Especially the weather effects.
August 28th, 2008
at 9:08 am
Free DLC would be cool. But i didnt see the word Free in there.
August 28th, 2008
at 10:49 am
I can’t stand these one company only car games. The only one of those I like is NFS Porche Unleashed. I want variety in my cars! It does look pretty damn pretty though, can’t say it doesn’t.
August 28th, 2008
at 11:34 am
I agree with Rain - it seems really pointless. I think once you’ve got GT5 for the realism and sheer depth to the game and the more arcade style of Grid then you don’t need any other racing game.