[tonycooling]

Just noticed its on offer at Zavvi, but have heard mixed reviews....whats your thoughts

[GuitarGuy]

Originally Posted by tonycooling

Just noticed its on offer at Zavvi, but have heard mixed reviews....whats your thoughts

Also interested, though it was going for about £7 for a pc version on the classifieds.

[tonycooling]

Really??? Think I would rather play on the PC

[GuitarGuy]

Originally Posted by tonycooling

Really??? Think I would rather play on the PC

Yeah, I'm just not sure, I already play lfs, NSF shift 2 and gt5, not sure I really need/want a rally game....... I've got a G25 and I've heard it works well with it but I haven't tried it out.

[Radarman]

Yeah, buy it. I still dip into it occasionally, and it's not bad.

I wasn't impressed with the gymkhana stuff, what that has to do with rallying I don't know. The rest of it was good though.

Worth £7 of anybodies money.

[duffbeerdrinker]

All the Dirt games have been great (in different ways).
Great feel to the cars - it's a good mix of realism and arcade. Great soundtrack too.

Definite purchase if you ask me.

[tonycooling]

I tried Dirt 2 and couldn't sort the handling out, does Dirt 3 handle exactly the same way???

[Kaden101]

Bought the PS3 version for my brother for Christmas, & he's enjoying it. His negatives so far are that the game doesn't support the Logitech DF-Wireless steering wheel, & that it's too easy with all the driving aids on, & too difficult once you start turning them off (to be fair, he's not that good..sssh!!)

I played a couple of levels a few nights ago, & it did seem like a lot of fun, & even with some of the aids turned off I didn't find it too difficult except for one snowy rally level that was a nightmare, but I think that's just part of the challenge. It was certainly better to play on immediate pick up than NFS:Shift 2, which I found the controls to be horrible even after half an hour of trying to keep the damn thing on the road.

For £7 I don't see why you shouldn't pick up Dirt 3.