How exactly is the handling like in both games?ĬMR3 doesn't feel like driving a car. One thing I noticed with the first WRC game is the tarmac roads are very wide, much wider than they really should be. How many total stages does each game have? What exactly is wrong with the gameplay on CMR3? We haven't gotten either game in the United States yet, so I'm glad I can get a preview of the games before they come on the market. Its like the slightest little touch pulls the nose into the wall, the arse comes around and your left stopped, pointing the wrong way.ĭont have a problem with it as such, afterall, if you plough into a wall at speed you need some kind of penalty, but when all youve done is barely brush it, it gets slightly annying at times.esp if its at the end of a 8 minute stage, and it turns out to be the difference between a win and 4th. The ONLY problem i have with it is it really doesnt take much of a touch against a wall (like the ones ya get on the side of the roads in the tight twisty tarmac stages) to not only stop you pretty much dead, but also ending up pointing the wrong way. I havent played cmr3, but i DO like WRC2extreme. had a ball on that stage in a rally on medium level, swapping a 1/10th here and a 1/10th there with gronholm. the longest one from the catalan rally rocks too, get a nice sensation of speed. There's a 15km stage in Argentina.in the wet! There's loads more.so just stop torturing yourself.at the moment there's nothing better, until WRC III. It also has a cool quick race mode where the game randomly selects a car/driver/stage for you. WRC II has just about the right balance, I've yet to unlock the hardest setting but even in professional mode you will not win every stage and you'll probably find Sweden quite a challenge. Overall, it comes down to what you want, CMR3 is too arcadie for me. They have up to 800bhp!! and are basically evolutions of the current cars, so no stupid looking winged monsters or anything. You can also unlock 'prototype' WRC cars in the hardest level once it's unlocked. There's a 15km stage in Argentina.in the wet! The FF wheel however makes beautiful use of the analogue, I absolutely love it. There are stages that go up to 15km!! That's usually about 8 or 9 frantic minutes. WRC is best enjoyed with a FF wheel.believe me! The dual shock cannot use the analogue function so the steering has to be digital which doesn't take too long to get used to.
You get droplets on the screen in chase and bonnet cams. The car damage is better as is the in-car weather effects with the wipers, and the sound is marginally better.but that's it.really I too have played both and WRC II kicks ass!! CMR3 has only a couple things over WRC, but neither are enough to warrant a purchase.
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