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Source: GP Reviews

Quote: Gameplanet can see it now: Evolution Studios is going to have this franchise for a while. The first World Rally Championship game on PlayStation 2 was an instant hit and maintained its popularity with buyers well after launch. As with the original, pre-release code for WRC II has proven premature. Thankfully, advances since the demo code released shortly before WRC II hit the shelves are positive. Differences include improvements to environmental detail, but more significantly, the handling model has also been advanced....

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So can the question be answered.

Which is better Colin or WRC?

I get the feeling that alot of people don't like the option in Colin to only use the Ford in Championship mode.

yeah i couldn't play a rally game wihout being able to do season mode in an Evo (yeah i know they have dropped off the pace a little).

Having not played either game yet, my extremely uninformed opinion goes to WRCII

Yeah same.

Regardless of the handling etc, there's no way i'd want to only be able to play in Championship Mode with McRae in the Focus.

Not that i've played either, it's just my personal opinion based on the knowledge i have of each game, at this point in time.

What annoyed me the most about CMR3 is that you can't use the GT Force gear paddles to change year. You have to keep you thumbs on the X and Y buttons, which is senseless. There's no configuration option, either.

Quote: Originally posted by M What annoyed me the most about CMR3 is that you can't use the GT Force gear paddles to change year. You have to keep you thumbs on the X and Y buttons, which is senseless. There's no configuration option, either.

LAME!

Quote: Originally posted by M What annoyed me the most about CMR3 is that you can't use the GT Force gear paddles to change year.

Well CMR3 wasn't meant to be Back to the Future was it now?
Flux Capacitor.