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The 0-60 words or lessColin McRae, who was tragically killed in a helicopter accident that horribly also claimed the lives of his own son and two family friends, was one of the most exciting rally drivers of his generation. There really wasn’t anything else like it at the time. The handling was exceptional, the rallies varied, and the sense of speed from the game’s fantastic cabin view was awesome. But the original Colin McRae Rally eclipsed them all and set the stage for a series against which all other rally games would be measured for many years. Sony’s Rally Cross and Eden’s V-Rally both beat Colin McRae Rally to PlayStation. But it wasn’t the first to do that, either. So what was so great about it?Colin McRae Rally was by no means the first rally game to make an impact in the industry it was, of course, following in the dust of 1995’s iconic and influential SEGA Rally Championship.
The cars are laser modelled! With lasers! The future had arrived. I simply had to possess this cutting-edge rally sim. Kick it in the guts, Barry!At the time of its release Colin McRae Rally was the number one reason I had to get a PlayStation. Colin McRae Rally is a rally simulation game and features cars and rallies from the 1998 WRC season. It actually wasn’t released until February, 2000 in North America. Under the bonnetColin McRae Rally, developed by Codemasters in the UK, was released in January, 1998 in Europe and Australia on PlayStation and PC. Check out the video above for our discussion of the original Colin McRae Rally, or read on below for a quick summary. That name was Colin McRae, and the game he put his name to was absolutely brilliant. It too bore the name of a World Rally Champion, one who won the WRC in 1995 and remains the youngest driver to ever do so. I am, of course, referring to four-time WRC champ Tommi Mäkinen. “But a car is only ever as good as the driver behind the wheel and, in the late ’90s, one particular driver dominated rallying above all others.
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