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Every morning you get up, shower, towel off, dress, then drive through sunny Warwickshire to the magnificent gaming pavilion at its centre. But having driven for half an hour or so, you then have a job that involves you driving imaginary computer cars all day - comparing them to your morning drive and ticking boxes about gears and inertia-dampening fields.

And, presumably, once you're home you won't be able to think of anything apart from the bit of your journey when you were just turning left down The Parade at the top of Royal Leamington Spa and your clutch felt slightly wobbly. You'll start worrying whether or not that contradicted one of the 'wobbly clutch' realism boxes that you ticked earlier in the day.

Then you'd have to do it all over again the next day, and even if it was the weekend your wife might ask you to drive to Sainsbury's. Anyway, here's the TOCA 3. Just Like The never-ending war in the office over which flavour of Space Raiders reigns supreme, there's a massive divide in the world of driving games. On one side you have the arcade racers: these high-octane games aren't too smart but they're all about fun.

They've watched The Fast And The Furious far too many times to give a toss about the laws of physics or even the performance of real cars.

They didn't even notice that someone's engine failing because a bit of their car's body fell off doesn't make any sense, and they insist on every car in the world being fitted with enough nitrous to make your eyes bleed because their focus is solely on enjoyment. Then on the other side you have the hardcore driving sims: these are the ones who look down their nose at you in disgust should you fail to know the difference between a camshaft and camber. Obsessed with recreating the real-world experience of driving, these guys couldn't care less if they're not accessible to everybody: after all, they're the closest thing you're ever likely to get to driving some of the world's finest automobiles.

Only rarely does a game stumble into the no-man's-land between the two. First things first, let's get to grips with the mechanics underneath. In World Tour, you make your way to the top of the racing pile by progressing through tiers, each of which offers a selection of motorsports to pick from. This is basically a rehash of TRD2's Career mode without the storyline, but it has been improved with a larger selection of choices at each tier, meaning that your chances of getting lumbered with truck racing have been greatly reduced.

Pro Career's a new mode that offers the chance to specialise in a particular branch of motorsport, from open-wheel to off-road. You can also purchase upgrades in this mode, although thankfully they're limited to tuning products rather than letting you add Kenwood stickers to the rear window.

In contrast to World Tour, Pro Career allows more time to get acquainted with a certain style of driving and therefore improve your skills in that discipline, and thus will appeal much more to serious driving fans. Rounding out the selection is Simulation mode which simply offers free rides and time-trials with tracks and cars that have been unlocked in the other modes. Although the addition of Pro Career mode should extend the life of the game way beyond that offered by TRD2, the modes aren't the main focus.

The number of different racing genres has more than doubled, and while there are a few dud newcomers see 'Wacky Racers', left , most of the additions are real gems, for example, the legendary Group B rally cars. In their debut appearance, these flame-spitting monsters' combination of tyre-shredding power and serious sliding make for some fantastic driving over the varied terrain of the UK rally stages.

Codemasters has done a magnificent job of making each separate vehicle handle convincingly different, from the steady acceleration and understeer of a Honda Civic to the wheel-spinning power and manic oversteer of a Mosler.

Just managing to shoehorn all of the different driving styles in is a massive achievement, and with a driving model that's relatively easy to get to grips with, it's accessible to everyone.

However, hardcore drivers are likely to be disappointed when they plug in their steering wheel by the lifeless and lack-lustre force feedback that fails to communicate the road's surface to the driver. Besides that, the game still plays well through a wheel and it's just as at home on a pad too, so unless you're bonkers about realism, you won't need to worry.

PissedOffGuy 4 points. PSA: Read this before install. Do not install this on any machine that runs Windows 7 to 10, as mentioned in previous comments, this game uses and old DRM called StarForce, and that shit can and will brick your OS, rendering it impossible to start. I've learned this by the worst way possible and had to do a clean install of the OS Windows 10 , which was a major hassle. I don't know if there's a way to safely install the game on modern machines, for that you'll have to search.

Yes, I know, the page mentions the problem, but I completely missed it the first time, so it may occur to someone else. If you got curious just google about StarForce, and keep it away from your modern PC.

I just hope you read this before installing. MMantis 0 point. The Australian version really doesn't have the Starforce? Can somebody confirm? JohnSalamii 0 point. Does anyone know how to drive this piece of garbage without spinning out of control permanently? Jacobmeister 0 point. Cody, the version of Starforce this game has doesn't work on windows Cody D. Buni 0 point. Too bad that the game itself is plagued with the infamous StarForce DRM which can brick your computer.

Bruh 0 point. Not Happy It is not a coincidence because same thing happened to me on windows 7. Grand Prix Legends, Standard ohne Mods. Superbike World Championship, Superbike und Auf beiden XP Rechnern, sind die selben Spiele installiert.

I know all Codemasters Games on this Years. TY Myabbandonware. Bud better search on google Toca Race Driver 3 iso. This is Starforce. All CM Games allways say you have to do this those and that. Thats why i dont Play this Games. Trusteft 2 points. Just download torrent and start playing it. DTM Experience catapults you straight into the cockpit. With DTM Experience you experience — more realistic then ever — how it is to be a DTM racing driver and sit behind the wheel of the fastest touring car vehicles in the world.

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