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It had to be Codemasters who gave a new tweak in the field of driving simulators. With the third in the series, the quality and variety reach a level never seen before. Cars, computer chips and game modes come together in a way which brought together all the good stuff of racing games. TOCA has come to the city...

Graphics: TOCA Race Driver 3 is presented again with a very good visual finish, thanks to a graphics engine that allows us to enjoy damaged vehicles in real time. In addition, the power is also shown with a total smoothness, without the slightest visible slowdown. Even when stress testing in certain areas it is noticeable that the game is fully fluid.

Entering in the game, TOCA 3 is presented as an evolution of the graphics engine of the second part. Well, this third instalment is the delivery of more and better, but overall not much differs from the previous at first sight. However, from the vehicles to the display of the damage has been improved through various effects and graphics optimized and various novelties in the form of the tours and classes of vehicles that we have not seen.

The menus we can see have a very high level. The design of the menu is very good, very visual and easy to understand, even those destined for mechanical configurations, they seem to be very clear and intuitive. Likewise, the cameras are varied and all very playable, and even have the option to look sideways to take control of our opponents.

In short, TOCA3 presents an appearance of great merit. All the vehicles listed in the race are likely to be victims of accidents that can cost us the loss of essential parts to keep running. The application of textures, the wide palette of colours, the big number of available circuit and the wonderful malfunctions in real time leave us very satisfied with the work of Codemasters.

The music section is fairly minor, especially because the most important will be to pay attention to our engine and the position of rivals during the race. The songs are for menus and replays. Nothing outstanding, but it is not a concept that should be important in a game of this nature.

PSP owners with an affinity to racing games have plenty of options when looking to scratch their proverbial racing itch. However one racing sub genre that's relatively untapped is the true racing simulation. Codemasters has recognized this niche and decided to bring over the Race Driver series from the big boy consoles into a tidy hand-held package. For the most part, the results are quite positive.

For those not familiar with the Race Driver series, they follow an up and coming driver as he works his way through the ranks of various racing series. The game features an ongoing story fueled by your performance on the track. Pit crews, managers and sponsors all play a role in the story but the real star is you' .and the cars.

Unlike many racing simulations, Race Driver does not limit the racing to one type of car (i.e. Formula 1, Indy, NASCAR, Rally, etc.). Instead, you will be jumping behind the wheel of just about every type of car you can imagine. Thankfully, each of these vehicles handles quite differently and has very distinct characteristics. I found myself looking forward to the next race just to see what type of vehicle I would get to race next or what unorthodox challenge I would have to face.

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When it comes to racing games, the overall success lives and dies by the handling of the vehicles. As mentioned above, each of the vehicle classes handles very differently. Aside from dealing with the touchy analog stick on the PSP, the cars all handle great. Braking before corners and accelerating out the backside feels perfect, as it should. Try and power around a corner full speed and you will find yourself sliding off the track. My only complaint is how the slightest bump will send you in an uncontrollable spin. Play this game like Gran Turismo and you will not get too far.

Graphically, the game shines in most cases. The cars look great, right down to the damage modeling displayed. Watching your tires fly off after a serious crash always brought a smile to my face from a graphical perspective. The modeling and in game characters were well done and quite believable.

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At the end of the day, you will find a very competent racer filling a void in the PSP line up. The simulation style of the game may not be for everyone but if you enjoy this type of racing, you owe it to yourself to give this game a spin. The variety will give you motivated to keep playing. Overall, you could do a lot worse.

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