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  • Smash Cars Review
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    • PC
    Smash Cars Review

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    It's perhaps bit trite to say, but if you had to sum up Smash Cars in one word it'd be "fun." If you wanted to add three more, try "while it lasts." Creat Studios' fast-paced RC car racer is brilliant, frantic fun and the simple line is if you like slightly wacked-out racing then Smash Carsis for you. However, it's worth bearing in mind that you're really not getting your bang for your buck considering the amount on offer; the quality is there, the quantity is not.
  • RPM: Gymkhana Racing Review
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    • iOS
    RPM: Gymkhana Racing Review

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    RPM: Gymkhana is the worst kind of racing game. It promises high-octane action, white-knuckle drifting, and crazy amounts of fun. It turns out that these are not promises, they're lies. Instead, this is one of those games where the needle on the quality gauge never gets out of the "mediocre" zone.
  • Drag Racing Walkthrough
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    • Android
    • iOS
    Drag Racing Walkthrough

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    Drag Racing is a dream app for anyone who loves cars and is passionate about racing them! Design over 50 different types of cars which you can customize and upgrade any way you want. See if you have the driving skills to make it into the Hall of Fame! Gamezebo's quick start guide will provide you with detailed images, tips, information, and hints on how to play your best game.
  • RPM: Gymkhana Racing Preview
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    • iOS
    RPM: Gymkhana Racing Preview

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    There aren't too many gymkhana games available for iOS devices, which is a shame. The motorsport is incredibly challenging and fun to watch, thanks in large part to the tricks and advanced driving skills that participants have to demonstrate. In a couple of weeks, though, the App Store will have one more such title when BulkyPix releases RPM: Gymkhana Racing.
  • Bike Baron Review
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    • iOS
    Bike Baron Review

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    Bike Baron is a game that I feel like I've been waiting my whole life for. Well, maybe not my life, but at least the life of the App Store. A portable version of a wacky motocross physics challenge like Trials 2 or Joe Danger has seemed like a perfect fit for the iPhone since day one, and yet every time a developer tries, it's either a major disappointment (Xtreme Wheels), or so wonderfully unique that it strays too far from that original formula to scratch the same itch (Extreme Road Trip, Mad Skills Motocross).
  • Social Network Racer Review
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    Social Network Racer Review

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    Toyota Motor Corporation is taking to Facebook with a new promotional title by the name of Social Network Racer. A slew of interesting ideas, the game dramatically encompasses the social nature of the network, allowing you to race on tracks custom built to your Facebook profile. Sadly, Toyota's lack of game design experience shows, as the heavy social gimmick is focused on more than the core game.
  • Silas Review
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    • PC
    Silas Review

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    Have you ever played Mario Kart? Exalt Studios, the developer of PC game Silas, certainly has because it's clear where the inspiration for this futuristic kart racer came from. Right down to the power slides, the weapons and the race tracks, there's a strong whiff of Nintendo's racer throughout. That's no bad thing - the plumber and his pals boast a fun time - but at times Silas is a tad too reminiscent for its own good and the new ideas that it does bring to the table don't stand up very strong.
  • Burnout Crash! Preview
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    • iOS
    Burnout Crash! Preview

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    The Burnout series is one that I've often wondered why it hasn't come to iOS yet. It seems like every other racing game on the App Store, from Asphalt 6 to Need for Speed: Hot Pursuit, tries to echo elements of what made that franchise so great. Even Burnout Legends, the PSP release from years back, proved that the series can be just as captivating on a mobile device. Now EA has confirmed that Burnout is coming to the App Store, but it's not quite as you might expect.