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We have a criminally overlooked classic for youthis week. Midnight Club: Los Angeles from Rockstar isoneof the bestopen-world racersyour hard-earned cash could buy. And nowthe complete edition isless thanhalf the priceof the RRP you'd be an eejitto miss it.
You get thephoto-realistic backdrop of real L.A. to tear around in your custom built rides, from US muscle-cars to arrow-fast superbikes, asyoutry to become the king of the asphalt. You can evendo some donutsoutside the home of E3, theL.A. Convention Centre, if you're that way inclined. The incredible amount ofcustomisation optionsmeansthat you can can really stand out from thedrab folk you meet online too. Oh, and you can evenbuy and sell theslick vehicles you seeon the virtual roads, and have people rate your ride so make sure it looksgreat. A brown Ford Focus is never going to pull in the big bucks, is it?
If you're looking for a racer to while the hours with, then you won't get much more exciting than this. You can even initiate acop chase by speeding away from him after they pull you over. That thrill never gets old.
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Excitebike 3DS|Nintendo eShop| Free
The old NES classic returns in 3D form and allows you to create 32 custom levels to ride through
Indie Variety Pack|Steam | £6.69/$9.99
Expand your Call of Duty-heavy collection withfive excellent indie titles, including the ace puzzle gameMachinarium
DonkeyKong |Nintendo eShop|£3.60/$3.99
The old Gameboy classic returns in non-3D form and doesn't allow you to create 32 custom levels to ride through
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