While console fans have been enjoying the off-road racing of DiRT 2 for over a month PC gamers will finally get their fix on December 1st for North America (gamers from other parts of the globe will have to wait two or three more days). The reason for the wait? Codemasters has implemented DirectX 11 features into the game to make sure it looks as realistic as possible, and how are they promoting DirectX 11’s new tech? By showing you its amazing cloth tessellation and hardware-instanced crowds.
TweakTown uploaded a video to YouTube that demonstrates some of the DX11 features of the upcoming DiRT 2 PC edition. Codemasters® today revealed the DirectX 11-powered Games for Windows Live edition of DiRT 2 at Microsoft Corp.s New York Windows 7 Launch Event. Codemasters also announced that the Games for Windows Live version of the highly-anticipated racer will be shipping on December 1st in North America and releasing on December 3rd through EPAC territories with a December 4th street
DiRT 2 is built upon the groundwork of the previous DiRT game, with new features such as online play and flashback mode. Having not played the original, I really didn’t know what to expect going in to DiRT 2. One thing is for sure though, this is one hell of an off-road racing game that should not be glazed over. Starting out in DiRT 2, the first thing I noticed was the wonderful presentation. The menus don’t feel like menus–rather it feels as if you are smoothly transitioning from one thing t
UPDATE: Due to track conditions, the Dirt Derby is canceled this week. Ladies Night will be rescheduled for next Tuesday. Although the Dirt Derby has had a decent women’s showing the last couple weeks, the weekly Tuesday cyclocross and mountain bike short track series wants more participation from the fairer sex. Tonight’s edition will be a Ladies’ Night with free, that’s right FREE racing for all female racers. The racing is really friendly, and the women’s specific race is on a little les
We posted our review of DiRT 2 on the Xbox 360 earlier this evening and I just wanted to post a quick note here to let you know that the other versions will be reviewed soon. The reason we haven't already posted reviews for the PlayStation 3 and Wii versions of the game is simply that we haven't received code for either of them yet that will run in a retail machine. They're both expected to land on my desk tomorrow. The PC, PSP, and DS versions of the game will also get reviews just as soon as
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