- Publisher: Atari
- Release Date: Oct 22, 2002
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The sheer quality of V-Rally 3 from its graphical detail and effects through to the depths of the Career mode shines through. Its only the lack of a multiplayer option that spoils the party.
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90Great speed, perfect control, gorgeous/detailed visuals, plenty of licensed cars, well-designed locations, customization options galore and a menu/option interface to die for easily make V-Rally 3 the best rally game of 2002.
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The feeling of brute force in even the smallest of cars is wonderful... Gearheads will love it. [Jan 2003, p.132]
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88In the year 2002, V-Rally 3 offers the best rally racing experience on PlayStation 2.
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I cannot commend developer Eden Studios enough for everything from top-notch presentation to delivering a white-knuckle rally ride that'll have fans enthralled. [Jan 2003, p.96]
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80Fans of both the series and racing titles will lap this up (no pun intended).
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Aside from the usual -- parts loosening and eventually falling off, real-time deformation, etc. -- the cars in V3 accumulate dirt, mud and snow, in real-time including build up on the windshield that fades in progressively as you complete each leg. [Jan 2003, p.74]
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75If you think that you're up to wrestling with sensitive controls, then V-Rally 3's formidable package would be well worth investing in.
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72It could have been a great driving sim were it not marred by its poor control.
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While nothing new in rally games it still has that something special that will pull you back in.
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Positive: 6 out of 7
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TT9More "real" than CMR 3. Nice visuals.
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LukeR.5This game is all right.
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Speed9