Originally Posted by Material Joe reviewed the Xbox 360 version, as indicated by the section the review is in.
Even though the "price (as reviewed)" is for the PC version and the link points to Steam for the PC version, not somewhere to buy the Xbox version from...? :p
The Dirt games have become too arcadey. At least the Colin McRae games showed real progress between iterations; it seems that the Dirt games just follow the EA model of pushing out the same game every year with just a different number on the end.
Has Codemasters ended their obsession with horrible menu systems yet? I hate the menus in DiRT2 and F1 2010; it takes forever to actually do anything. If they just provided a boring text-menu as an option for those who don't want the pretties when they aren't driving, I'd be happy. But they don't. :(
No mention of the cars, or the inclusion of group b? This version is supposed to be a lot more rally focussed? Is it? How's the weather system and does it effect game play?
Originally Posted by Material They should be better on the PC version full stop. Joe reviewed the Xbox 360 version, as indicated by the section the review is in.
I never said it wasn't on the the xbox :| No need to snap.
Yeah Codies spent a lot of time setting out what they intended to achieve with this game, this review answers none of our expectations around these points...
They spent time working on:
car handling
Adding snow & weather
More rally events
Better car graphics
Oldie cars
I guess when u realise that many bit tech reviews consist of 2 pages, hardly surprising they miss many points and issues. At least gamespot are more in depth but what annoys me is they often release reviews many weeks after people have read reviews elsewhere and bought the game.
Originally Posted by feathers I guess when u realise that many bit tech reviews consist of 2 pages, hardly surprising they miss many points and issues. At least gamespot are more in depth but what annoys me is they often release reviews many weeks after people have read reviews elsewhere and bought the game.
I always get to the end of the second page, being done with the intro and ready for the review. Then there is no next button, and the review is over. I loved those 5-6 page reviews full of details about gameplay, and pictures showing how each option changes the visuals. I would prefer fewer reviews, but where each actually had enough detail to be worth reading.
Originally Posted by HourBeforeDawn $60??? ya no thank you... I will wait until it drops to the sub $40 dollar range before I even consider picking this up.
Agreed, from the looks of it its nothing more than the previous Dirt Games with a expansion pack added, so it really shouldn't be a full price title.
Originally Posted by Material They should be better on the PC version full stop. Joe reviewed the Xbox 360 version, as indicated by the section the review is in.
Well, ok. Let the question stand til the PC version is reviewed.
@frojoe - disagree - there's plenty of sites on the web that go into multi-page reviews. Bit-Tech's reviews arent as to the point as they are in CPC (or the old CPC website for that matter) but they're still much better in length. All that matters is how it compares to the previous game and whether it's worth buying.
On that point, I've yet to see a physical PC DVD release for Dirt 3 in the UK - Amazon UK have some DVD copies from 3rd parties but all seem to have imported them from Europe. As it took 4 nights to download Tron: Evolution, it's quicker to order online and wait for the postman - anyone know if we'll get an official UK PC DVD release?
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ReplyHopefully :)
Everything else looks pretty nifty. Hope the PC version fares better.
The Dirt games have become too arcadey. At least the Colin McRae games showed real progress between iterations; it seems that the Dirt games just follow the EA model of pushing out the same game every year with just a different number on the end.
A lot of unanswered questions in this review.
I never said it wasn't on the the xbox :| No need to snap.
Need a more details please Bit-tech
They spent time working on:
car handling
Adding snow & weather
More rally events
Better car graphics
Oldie cars
What's the verdict???????????????????????
Where is it available now on steam? I'm in the UK and Steam says:
Available: 24 May 2011
This game will unlock in approximately 4 days and 0 hours
I always get to the end of the second page, being done with the intro and ready for the review. Then there is no next button, and the review is over. I loved those 5-6 page reviews full of details about gameplay, and pictures showing how each option changes the visuals. I would prefer fewer reviews, but where each actually had enough detail to be worth reading.
That's odd. I could have sworn it said "Purchase Now". I guess I must have missed the "Pre-"
Agreed, from the looks of it its nothing more than the previous Dirt Games with a expansion pack added, so it really shouldn't be a full price title.
Well, ok. Let the question stand til the PC version is reviewed.
On that point, I've yet to see a physical PC DVD release for Dirt 3 in the UK - Amazon UK have some DVD copies from 3rd parties but all seem to have imported them from Europe. As it took 4 nights to download Tron: Evolution, it's quicker to order online and wait for the postman - anyone know if we'll get an official UK PC DVD release?
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