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COLIN MCRAE RALLY 2.0 PAL IMPORT JGBA
COLIN MCRAE RALLY 2.0 PAL IMPORT JGBA
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Colin McRae Rally 2.0 for Game Boy Advance adapts the gameplay of the PC/console title to the capabilities of the handheld.
The game features five licensed cars (Ford Focus, Mitsubishi Lancer, Toyota Corolla, Subaru Impreza, Ford Puma) and tracks in six different countries (Finland, France, Sweden, Australia, Kenya, UK).
The game's main rally mode takes the player through a championship, with each of the six countries' rally tracks consisting of six stages each. The game takes the simulation approach, with the player able to adjust the suspension, gearbox, steering, tires, and more to suit driving style and road conditions. Damage acquired during a race must be repaired between stages at the expense of time. In addition to driving the full championship, it is also possible to practice single rallies and even single stages - a time trial mode for single stages is also available. Tracks not available to be selected from the start must be unlocked by winning the championship first.
Along with the rally mode, the game also features an arcade mode, which features six tracks for conventional circuit racing. Circuits can take place in the form of time trials, single races or championships. This mode also supports multiplayer via the link cable, requiring only one cartridge.
During racing, the track is displayed through a Mode 7 style bitmap scaling/rotation engine, with the cars being rendered as textured polygons. During rally races, the game features a co-driver announcing road features via digitized speech, which is provided by Colin McRae's current co-driver, Nicky Grist.
The game features five licensed cars (Ford Focus, Mitsubishi Lancer, Toyota Corolla, Subaru Impreza, Ford Puma) and tracks in six different countries (Finland, France, Sweden, Australia, Kenya, UK).
The game's main rally mode takes the player through a championship, with each of the six countries' rally tracks consisting of six stages each. The game takes the simulation approach, with the player able to adjust the suspension, gearbox, steering, tires, and more to suit driving style and road conditions. Damage acquired during a race must be repaired between stages at the expense of time. In addition to driving the full championship, it is also possible to practice single rallies and even single stages - a time trial mode for single stages is also available. Tracks not available to be selected from the start must be unlocked by winning the championship first.
Along with the rally mode, the game also features an arcade mode, which features six tracks for conventional circuit racing. Circuits can take place in the form of time trials, single races or championships. This mode also supports multiplayer via the link cable, requiring only one cartridge.
During racing, the track is displayed through a Mode 7 style bitmap scaling/rotation engine, with the cars being rendered as textured polygons. During rally races, the game features a co-driver announcing road features via digitized speech, which is provided by Colin McRae's current co-driver, Nicky Grist.
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