#DIRT 3 PS3 DRIVERS#
#DIRT 3 PS3 DRIVER#

#DIRT 3 PS3 DRIVERS#

Two drivers are pitted against each other to drive two lanes over a crossover track, which are typically a mix of gravel and tarmac. Head 2 Head events are similar to the Crossover events from Colin McRae: DiRT.Drivers who gain the most points from performing these tricks wins the event. These challenging tricks include doughnuts, drifting through gates, jumps, controlled spinning in a zone, and smashing through foam blocks. Gymkhana, new to the series, is a skill-based game mode where the player has to pull off tricks to gain as many points as possible.

#DIRT 3 PS3 DRIVER#

Drivers are pitted against each other, and the driver who crosses the finish line first wins. These tracks are also bumpier and have more obstacles than Rallycross tracks. They also take place on looped, circuit race tracks, but unlike Rallycross events, these tracks are usually almost always on gravel. Landrush events are similar to Rallycross events, but they switch vehicles to vigorous stadium trucks and buggies.Similar to rally events, they involve staggered starts and each driver races to set the fastest time on the stages, but a co-driver is not present. They take place on non-circuit, point-to-point courses, which can be a mix of gravel and tarmac. Trailblazers are the equivalent of hill-climb races.The driver who crosses the finish line first wins. These tracks can be a mix of gravel and tarmac, and involves many drivers pitted against each other over the same circuit on a series of laps. Rallycross racing takes place on closed, looped, circuit race tracks.Also during Rally events, a co-driver is present reading pacenotes to guide the driver and warn them of possible dangers, such as crashes ahead of them. They usually involve staggered starts, and each driver races against the clock for the fastest time over numerous stages. Rally racing takes place on technically challenging, non-circuit, point-to-point routes.The game sees the return of many racing disciplines from Colin McRae: Dirt 2, but also introduces new modes and disciplines as well. New features include a 'Hardcore mode' which limits players to the cockpit view (known as 'head cam') with no driver assists, the appearance of rain and snow, and the ability to upload replay clips directly to YouTube. Flashbacks return from Colin McRae: Dirt 2, which can be used up to five times in any difficulty, but cost reputation points to use. The main mode, 'Dirt Tour', sees players earn reputation points in various events to gain the interest of sponsors who provide them with new vehicles. Gameplay in DiRT 3 showcasing the cockpit view.

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