Dirt Track Racing

"If you enjoy making your own car skins, or have some friends to play against, you could be playing the game well into the next millenium. Pull a $20 bill out of your wallet, and place this game on the counter. It is worth taking home."

"The only downside is that some of the racing can get dull after awhile, because if you set the races to full races, 20 laps around a circle gets pretty dull unless you are playing multiplayer. And lastly, there is one thing I have to reiterate. THIS GAME IS ONLY 20 BUCKS! I've found myself playing it more than NASCAR 3, which cost me $50. There are lots of new textures, setups, and other goodies on the net already for it, so don't expect it to be uninstalled too soon."

"While the audiovisual aspects of Dirt Track Racing pale in comparison to the best racing products available, the outstanding real-world physics, multiplayer competition, and artificial intelligence compensate somewhat for these deficiencies. Nonetheless, despite the excellent under-the-hood qualities, the sameness of the overall experience will not hold the attention of anyone but diehards for very long. At its dirt-cheap price of about $20, you would not be making a mistake to pick this one up if all you expect is a few hours of entertainment; but for the longer haul, you should look elsewhere."

"Awesome game, the physics are outstanding. However there needs to be more features in career and more cutting loose modes."

"With a street price of $19.99, Dirt Track Racing falls squarely into the budget title category, but its historic appeal and innovative career mode give the budding Bubba in us all a little more to chew on."