There's certainly a lot of content, at least - and with that much playground, devoted online off-roaders may be confident to write their own routes out of the mire. But all the same it seems unlikely. Of FUEL's many promises, too many are either broken or undermined by its handling, layouts, logic or interface shortcuts. There's no denying Asobo's achievement in building such a daring, beautiful landscape on such a vast scale, but the core of any good racing game is falling in love with its vehicles, the things you can do with them, and the places you can take them, and by that measure FUEL is distinctly average.

Link http://www.eurogamer.net/articles/fuel-review?page=1

ugh, well i didn't expect much from this game so...

Shame though as I was expecting it to be quite good,

Not suprising at all.

Only driving games I'm interested in this year are Dirt 2 and Shift (if it truly is as good as journalists say)

Oh yeah, DiRT 2 looks astounding!!! I saw the latest images in the xbox magazine exclusive hands on this month, makes GRID's graphics look average!

This is why I love Eurogamer. They dont fall for hype, they dont get fooled by glossy HD viduals or won over by gimmicky waggle madness. They arent Xbots nor Wii haters. All their reviews are unbiased and spot on.

But I'm having so much fun with inFamous =( I had to force myself to stop because I have school today.

Open world racing just doesn't do it for me & if there is no demo forthcoming that tells me that the publisher, Codemasters, do not have a great deal of faith in this release.

DIRT 2 FTW :D

it was TEH DOMMEDZZ after they showed driving part - while world was quite impressive, everytime i saw driving parts i was thinking there's somethin wrong. either way i don't like much offroad racers/rally games with exception of Pure.