NHRA: Countdown to the Championship 2007 PlayStation 2
  • Publisher: THQ
  • Release Date: Jul 24, 2007
  • Also On: PSP
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  • Summary: Fine tune your 7000 Hp beast to race your way to the top of the standings. Take on NHRA world champions John Force, Tony Schumacher, Jason Line, Antron Brown and others, in real nitro-burning Funny Car, Top Fuel Dragster and Pro Stock Car and Motorcycle racing action! Are you ready to burn up the blacktop? Race on 20 tracks from across the USA for high speed, seat-of-your-pants action that will prove you’re mental and test your guts. Compete against or play as over 60 of your favorite licensed drivers! Go head-to-head in 4 intense vehicle classes: Top Fuel Dragster, Funny Car, Pro Stock Car and NEW Pro Stock Motorcycle. Dominate multi-season Career Mode events to prove you’ve got champion blood in you. Race for bragging rights by smoking your friends in head-to-head races in multiplayer VS Mode. [THQ]… Expand

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  1. IGN
    74
    If you are able to get past the rather sharp learning curve, you may find something surprisingly engaging here. NHRA fans or tuning enthusiasts should definitely apply. For everyone else ... well, I hear there's a new Burnout coming out soon.
  2. PSX Extreme
    65
    An okay effort, but it's hampered by average technicals, insane repetitiveness, outrageously frustrating preparation, and only fleeting moments of fun.

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  1. ShawnK.
    10
    Better than NHRA 2005 Updated Drivers and better graphics. The Career modes are better. Souns are more Realistic. This is For true NHRA fans.