Top Gear Dare Devil - PlayStation 2

Ok

Honestly, this is a well-made game, rock solid gameplay, interesting intro, quality graphics, easy premise, but eventually you'll have to PLAY the game, and that's about the time that you'll be nodding off.It's similar to Crazy Taxi in that you have a certain amount of time to complete your task (collecting coins) and you get points for creatively slamming into other cars and various scenery. The cars handle like Midnight Club, which means "not that well" but eventually you will learn to simply brake going into the corners.The rest of the reviewers are right when they say there isn't a lot of slam-bang action and stunts. It's basically puttering around town collecting coins, clocks to extend your time, and nitro boosts. 4 different cities, multiple objectives within those cities, a bunch of different smaller cars, and that's the entire story.If you aren't expecting much, it's a winner.

Many reviews have compared this game to the Sega Dreamcast game Crazy Taxi. Well, it just doesn't compare. I played Crazy Taxi in the arcades (London-Sega World) for the last several years, and LOVED it. So, I bought Top Gear Dare Devil for the PS2. While the gameplay is not bad, it just didn't live up to my expectations. Run around town is different British type cars and pick up tokens. When you get enough and get to the rally point you get to move on to other areas, and eventually other cars. If you are looking for great racing action for the PS2 I would recommend games such as Formula 1 2000 Ridge Racer VI compare this game more with Smugglers Run, just more of a street racing game than an off road game like SR. Also, this game is TOTALLY different than Midnight Club--although on paper many of the concepts look similar, they are two completly different racing games.Happy Motoring!!

This was the 2nd PS2 game I'd purchased, and I bought it because it looked fun on the back. Unfortunately, it was incredibly boring and I haven't bothered with it much since the first day of getting it home. You start off with ONE car (though they boast of 20 something you can choose from), and it has no speed or handling whatsoever. You do have a free-roam choice so you can scope out the town, but even that becomes tedious after a while. With nothing to do but hit other cars or the occasional outdoor table and chairs, the game gets boring. Fortunately, I purchased Spy Hunter later so I could get a really good driving game. If you have a choice of driving games, then avoid this one at all costs...if someone gives it to you as a gift...well, just trade it in on a good game.

First off...It was one of those, "Looks interesting, I'll give it a shot..." kinda game purchases. I really could have put that [money] to better use, because this game turned into an expensive coaster for my beer. Its got some nice graphics, but the game play is annoying as all hell. Good luck making a sharp turn in that British bug-looking auto...Certainly not worth the money. This game is a lost cause. Go buy Grand Theft Auto 3...if you already haven't =)

This game is not too bad. The cars are ok, but lame since they are not the real thing. The game play does take getting used to, but once you do, you can do alright. My church has a friday night teen thing, and we rent this for our PS2. I will play it, but I get bored quickly since the game has little change. Coins here, and coins there. I would not recommend you buy this, but if you are trying to kill some time. This will kill some for you.

Maybe it's not Nascar Rumble or Gran Turismo 3...but, my kids and I had a great time with the multi-user games (coin grab & bomb grab). We had rented the game, but I will definately buy it. It was fun for the whole family.

This game was ok. The graphics were great But time ran out very fast.The game was not very fun with one car and one track. Don't buy it.

No Classic but a fun Game!FAST & PERFECT SERVICE!THANK YOU!