V-Rally 3 PS2

1997 witnessed the first sighting of the V-Rally series. After its success on PlayStation, V-Rally and its immediate sequel appeared on all the popular platforms. Fans of the series will be delighted with the news that V-Rally hasn't gone away: in truth, it's back with a bang. V-Rally 3 for PlayStation 2 brings all the gravel-popping, mud-spattered action of rallying to the PS2 with a huge number of tracks, lovingly detailed cars and a game engine dubbed 'Twilight' that shows off the stunning detail. With between 15,000 and 16,000 polygons per car, including multiple layers allowing reflections and dirt to be accurately displayed, and over half a million polygons per track, V-Rally uses the power of technology to create an exhilarating race feel that's both smooth and thrilling. This makes for a variety of racing experiences with enhanced interactive features. There are many elements of the track that are destructible, breaking apart when speeding/skidding cars slam into them. Once again, the detail is key to this game, with high-resolution cockpits and all the progressive damage you'd expect driving at high speed through a range of hostile landscapes. To be able to play V-Rally 3, you first have to create a driver. This is the guy through which you shall live your rallying life. After creating your driver, you'll be faced with a number of options. In Quick Race, you'll find Time Attack and Challenge modes. Time Attack is an ideal training solution for improving your track times, whilst Challenge is a series of competitions in which you have a certain amount of time to race around a course. Both Time Attack and Challenge modes accommodate up to four players. VR3 really comes alive when you enter V-Rally mode. Your driver will receive a number of offers to drive for teams such as MG and Volkswagen, but you will have to convince them that you're their best driver option. You'll have to prove it to your prospective employer by taking their car out for a drive around a certain track, finishing within a speci