Ferrari Challenge: Trofeo Pirelli PS3

Ferrari Challenge: Trofeo Pirelli for PlayStation 3 is a groundbreaking racing game pushing driving simulations into the next generation, based on the legendary Italian marques' official racing series. Veteran UK games publisher System 3, holder of the exclusive Ferrari Challenge license, brings all the authentic cars and tracks to home consoles for the very first time, with unprecedented levels of realism and true Ferrari racing dynamics. Ferrari Challenge pushes PS3 technology to its limits, driven by the single-minded vision of veteran UK games publisher (and passionate Ferrari 'Tifoso') Mark Cale, overseeing the award-winning racing game specialists at Eutechnyx. The game has been honed to perfection under the watchful eyes of Ferrari, with expert handling consultation from Bruno Senna, adding a unique magic touch. Ferrari Challenge: Trofeo Pirelli Features: Official Ferrari Challenge license. The Ferrari Challenge was founded in 1993:"to allow Ferrari customers to enjoy their cars in a structured, competitive environment, racing against other Ferrari owners". Revolutionary lifelike artificial intelligence - opponents' reactive decisions generate a naturalistic driving behaviour on an unprecedented level. Incredible level of Ferrari detailing - bodywork, tyres, mirrors, doors, windows, spoilers, boot and bonnet, all modelled to perfection. 16 fully realised tracks from the official European and North American Ferrari Challenge series including Silverstone, Monza, California Speedway, the Ferrari test track at Fiorano and more. All the tracks have been modelled from the ground-up from hundreds of thousands of track-level reference photographs, satellite data and actual performance records. Features all the teams and cars of the series, including a mixture of Ferrari Challenge cars, such as the 355, the 360, the FXX, the 430 Challenge and GT cars, like the 575GT. Also features production cars such as the 599 and the 575 and a number of historic classics such as the 250 GTO and th