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Condition: Acceptable: An item with obvious and significant wear but is still operational. May have tears or ...

Release Year: 2008

UPC: 0767649402106

Platform: Microsoft Xbox 360

Rating: E-Everyone

Video Game Series: Grid Series

MPN: 767649402106

Publisher: Codemasters

Genre: Racing

Game Name: GRID

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Another installment in Codemasters' long-running racing series, Grid expands on the traditional grand-touring formula established by its predecessors TOCA and Race Driver. Grid takes players to Japan for import tuner drifting, to the U.S. for muscle car street racing, and into Europe, where drivers get a chance to race around some of the world's most famous circuits in high-performance beasts like the Ferrari F430, the Lamborghini Murcielago, the Aston Martin DBR9, and the Porsche 911 GT3-RSR.<br><br>Racing enthusiasts will need to be more than just fast, because Grid features the same Ego physics engine employed by the rally game Dirt , meaning every bump and ding is reflected in a car's appearance and performance. High-impact racing is likely to yield engine fires, tire blowouts, and extreme crashes that send cars hurtling through the air. Players can collide with other vehicles as well as trackside objects, and each spectacular crash is captured in Burnout-esque slow-motion replays. Gamers can race across three continents alone, or head online for multiplayer events.

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Grid Series

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GRID

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2008

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by runninngunnin
Jan 06, 2018Top favourable review
Good game, lots of fun
Grid is a good fun game for all ages. If you like challenging driving and racing games then Grid will definitely be a game for you.
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by fivedollaralbums
Jun 22, 2008
Grid is a heck of a classy arcade racing game!
Codemasters' Race Driver series has long put the emphasis on making the driver, not the cars, the stars of the show. Grid is the spiritual successor to this series, and though it still offers you the chance to travel the world as a racing driver, the emphasis is firmly back on the racing itself. Taking in a wide range of international venues and racing disciplines, Grid's career mode puts you in the shoes of a top racing driver. You'll freelance as a driver for other teams, form your own team, and negotiate sponsorship contracts so you can buy new vehicles. In addition, Grid has a highly accessible 12-player online mode, a new flashback feature to rewind the action after devastating crashes or costly mistakes, and a novel approach to trading vehicles. It may lack basic features such as ... Codemasters' Race Driver series has long put the emphasis on making the driver, not the cars, the stars of the show. Grid is the spiritual successor to this series, and though it still offers you the chance to travel the world as a racing driver, the emphasis is firmly back on the racing itself. Taking in a wide range of international venues and racing disciplines, Grid's career mode puts you in the shoes of a top racing driver. You'll freelance as a driver for other teams, form your own team, and negotiate sponsorship contracts so you can buy new vehicles. In addition, Grid has a highly accessible 12-player online mode, a new flashback feature to rewind the action after devastating crashes or costly mistakes, and a novel approach to trading vehicles. It may lack basic features such as adjustable weather and split-screen multiplayer, but Grid still has enough fresh ideas to make it a notable entry in the racing genre. Grid splits its racing between three geographical locations, with Europe, the US, and Japan each presenting an assortment of racing styles. Europe features track-based racing, with famous locations such as the Nurburgring, Donington Park, and Le Mans on its roster. Europe also boasts a city track in Milan, but it's the US that is more focused on street racing with courses in Washington, San Francisco, Detroit, and more. Japan is clearly influenced by underground street racing and has short, winding tracks that are perfect for drifting around. Each of these locations demands different vehicles; Europe features touring and GT cars, the US has muscle cars such as Vipers and Mustangs, and in Japan you get to drive tricked-out Nissans and Subarus. The main aim of the Grid World mode is to increase your reputation as a driver and earn money to buy new vehicles. You'll be paid for winning races, playing at harder difficulty levels, earning sponsor bonuses and being part of a winning team. As with many racing games, you need a selection of vehicle types to enter different racing events, and you can buy cars either brand-new or secondhand on eBay Motors. It's a rare example of in-game advertising done right: Some pre-owned motors run the risk of being too banged up, whereas others have proved themselves capable of winning races previously. One thing that Grid doesn't focus on is upgrading vehicle components; instead of buying new engines, you just sell your old banger and buy something better.
by philf863
Apr 12, 2009
GRID Burns Out It's Competition.
Pros: The game plays really smoothly, textures and graphics are outstanding, game offers in car driving view complete with character shifting, realism is great and the difficulties actually offer a challenge, the tracks are great and fun. Easy but steep learning curve. Collisions are AMAZING and fun. Cons: Story mode isn't extensive as it could be. Not much to the bulk of the car itself. Won't find anything like Gran Turismo where you might be able to tweak things under the hood, the car feels unrealistic when at a complete stop and accelerating quickly your car will likely spin out VERY easily. Rated Good, Not Excellent because it lacks an in-depth story and car customization, and handling feels unrealistic when at a complete stop only.Pros: The game plays really smoothly, textures and graphics are outstanding, game offers in car driving view complete with character shifting, realism is great and the difficulties actually offer a challenge, the tracks are great and fun. Easy but steep learning curve. Collisions are AMAZING and fun. Cons: Story mode isn't extensive as it could be. Not much to the bulk of the car itself. Won't find anything like Gran Turismo where you might be able to tweak things under the hood, the car feels unrealistic when at a complete stop and accelerating quickly your car will likely spin out VERY easily. Rated Good, Not Excellent because it lacks an in-depth story and car customization, and handling feels unrealistic when at a complete stop only.
by shifthaus
Jun 10, 2008
Competes with Forza Very Well! Great Game!
The graphics are spectacular and the game overall looks amazing (from the fans cheering you on, to the cars, to the mind-bending tracks). It competes very well with Forza in the graphics category. But I think Grid offers better tracks. If you play with a steering wheel, it is a lot funner! It makes the game 10x better than using the controller. The game is a bit short for a racing game. I was expecting something long and drawn out like Forza, but Grid is a pretty short racing simulation. There is a lot you can do besides the career that might boost some more playing time, but head-to-head (same system) racing does not exist for Grid. However, if you have a buddy with an Xbox 360, you can hook up system link and battle your friends. Forza and Grid are two completely different games. ... The graphics are spectacular and the game overall looks amazing (from the fans cheering you on, to the cars, to the mind-bending tracks). It competes very well with Forza in the graphics category. But I think Grid offers better tracks. If you play with a steering wheel, it is a lot funner! It makes the game 10x better than using the controller. The game is a bit short for a racing game. I was expecting something long and drawn out like Forza, but Grid is a pretty short racing simulation. There is a lot you can do besides the career that might boost some more playing time, but head-to-head (same system) racing does not exist for Grid. However, if you have a buddy with an Xbox 360, you can hook up system link and battle your friends. Forza and Grid are two completely different games. Forza is the ultimate, realistic, first-hand racing game that takes real-life racing and puts it in your hands. You have a bit more freedom in Grid in the sense that you get to take part in very fun drift events, togue races, and other popular auto culture that takes place today. Both games are great in different ways! Overall, here are the scores: Graphics: 5/5 Playability: 5/5 (with steering wheel) Playability: 4/5 (without steering wheel) Story: 5/5 Length: 3/5 Ease: 5/5 (not a very big learning curve, just jump in and race; however, drifting will take a few days to perfect) Sound: 5/5 It is worth $60 bucks. Lots to do, lots to learn, and will have fun on every single race (at a competitive difficulty level). If you liked Forza, you will probably like this game just as much, if not more.
by lekao77
Aug 03, 2008
Great game, but no customizations on your car.
This game is not for the purists race gamers, if you want to play a race game with a good balance between the excitements of a race and don't want to bother about customizing your car, you will love this game. Great graphics and sound, the playback feature can be very useful, the career mode is well designed it let's you drive faster cars at start, it's possible for you to drive different and faster cars through the "driver offer" races. I'm not a guy who wants to spend more time customizing the car for each track than racing, that's why I'm very pleased and satisfied with this game, but I think that some engine, transmission and tires upgrades would be welcome. Playing online will be fun, except when you get piled every corner and the annoying fact that doesn't take too much to make ... This game is not for the purists race gamers, if you want to play a race game with a good balance between the excitements of a race and don't want to bother about customizing your car, you will love this game. Great graphics and sound, the playback feature can be very useful, the career mode is well designed it let's you drive faster cars at start, it's possible for you to drive different and faster cars through the "driver offer" races. I'm not a guy who wants to spend more time customizing the car for each track than racing, that's why I'm very pleased and satisfied with this game, but I think that some engine, transmission and tires upgrades would be welcome. Playing online will be fun, except when you get piled every corner and the annoying fact that doesn't take too much to make cars slide around, one tap from an opposing car and you are spinning out of control, seems that your car loose all its traction when hit, doesn't matter how soft the hit is. If you look for a good arcade of this genre, this game is a great choice.

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