Those of you with more mechanical knowledge can tweak every aspect of the car to find extra performance, but the presets offer a helping hand if you would rather just get behind the wheel. The game now features a selection of preset car setups at the beginning of each stage, based on the weather and the types of surfaces you will face. Transitioning between them noticeably affects your handling, particularly in wet weather. Most stages feature multiple road types, such as tarmac, gravel, sand, and snow. Surface changes are as important as ever. Front-wheel drive cars require a deft touch with the throttle to compensate for their understeer, whereas the much more powerful Production, S2000, and WRC classes challenge you to control big slides using careful steering and the hand brake. Now Playing: WRC 2: FIA World Rally Championship 2011 Video Reviewĭespite its many disappointments, WRC 2 features the same robust handling model that was the most enjoyable aspect of last year's game. By clicking 'enter', you agree to GameSpot's
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