Over the weekend an old classic skidded into BlackBerry World - Colin McRae Rally. This one brings back memories from many years ago when I first had a PlayStation and would spend hours trying to beat the clock on all the different rally tracks around the world.
If you are an all touch BlackBerry 10 user you'll be able to have the same experience with you wherever you go. Priced at $2.99/£2.00 I suspect this one could well be a great investment.
I'm not going to go too deep into the game right now as we will have a full review of Colin McRae Rally for you later in the week. If you do download it now feel free to air your views in the comments. If you don't see me writing posts in the next few days it's because I've been sucked into the game and can't put it down!
Features include:
Get behind the wheel of legendary rally cars, the Subaru Impreza, Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution VI, Lancia Stratos and Colin McRae's Ford Focus. Pace notes read by professional rally co-driver Nicky Grist help you fully commit through each and every stage.
With the critically acclaimed Colin McRae Rally handling, damage and physics model under the hood, feel the thrill of putting pedal to metal across different surface types and blast through beautiful, challenging environments.
Take on different game modes including quick races, full rallies and Championships and customise your experience with different controls schemes and views. Post your best time to the leaderboards and unlock achievements with full Game Center support
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