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Submitted by Chris Leyton on May 11 2007 - 12:42

New career mode, dynamic weather, and a growing fanbase to cheer your progress - we want this now...

It's hard to get too excited about screenshots in these days of HD trailers, but the release of the first shots from PGR4 a couple of days ago managed to wet our desire for sliding around a soaking St. Petersburg in Arial Atoms. Thankfully, it hasn't taken too long for Microsoft to release the first in-game footage and details from what's already shaping up to be a monumental addition to the critically-acclaimed and wildly popular series.

An all-new Career mode lies at the heart of the experience. Enhancing your recognition through an expanding career and vehicle collection, Project Gotham Racing 4 will boost racing-fanatics ego's with a growing fanbase that cheers you on at the races, reacting to every manoeuvre and greeting you at the finishing line.

A revised Kudos system rewards flair and driving style along with technical skill, with racers pumping their fists and exhibiting far more emotion then ever before as they pass opponents and carve up the track. Alongside, Bizarre Creations have re-written the AI system behind the game, resulting in individual personalities behind the opponents on the track.

Obviously it's all about the Dynamic Weather system that the Liverpool based studio are integrating in the game, which will ensure that every race is far from a forgone conclusion, with unexpected rainstorms and snow flurries constantly changing the experience.

Promising 10 different locations that includes Shanghai and St. Petersburg, a close look at some of the screens released so far suggests that a return to London could also be on the cards.

Renowned for presenting some of the world's most iconic cars from illustrious manufacturers, the first information on the title reveals a glimpse of what to expect from PGR4:

2004 TVR Sagaris 1965 Chevrolet Corvette Sting Ray 2005 Vanwall GPR V12 1993 Toyota Supra Turbo 2005 Gumpert Apollo 1997 Panoz GTR-1 Coupe 2006 Ferrari 599 GTB Fiorano 1957 Maserati 250F

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By: Anonymous

Added:Mon 11th Aug 2008 18:11, Post No: 33

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i think PGR4 is immense the sound is realistic the bikes are great it cant get any better


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By: Anonymous

Added:Wed 14th May 2008 20:27, Post No: 32

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PGR4 is easy, the bikes are good, but they reach there top speed too easy and the sound is annoying, the fact that you can't buy cars and use that specific car in any championship sucks,that's what made me go back to PGR3, and the sunny weather setting is more of a storm setting in PGR4. to be honest the bikes are better than the cars this time round, the cars seem a little weighted. and thave replace some of the good cars from PGR3 with crap ones. and the fact that they haven't sorted the aston martin dbr9 race car engine and exhaust noise pisses me off, it sounds nothing like the car in real life, the game version sounds like a crappy motorbike.


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By: Anonymous

Added:Fri 19th Oct 2007 13:24, Post No: 31

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When i fisrt got my hands on PGR4 i was less than convinced - and i am still unsure about the bikes. However, now i have played it a bit i am loving it. Not ventured online yet with it. Is that any good?


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By: Anonymous

Added:Sat 13th Oct 2007 18:35, Post No: 30

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PGR4 Rules, They have got the bikes spot on to suit the racing style of PGR and the online career is more fair... P.S Your not the only one with the beat bizare, all you have to do is lose mate and they all get it.....


By: Hanley

Added:Fri 12th Oct 2007 08:31, Post No: 29

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Remember that I've had, and always will have the "I kick SegaBoy64 and Glyndwr's arse at any game on Live award!" :D Still, played the demo of PGR4 - what was they thinking with the bikes! Madness man! Don't lilke them one littel bit!


By: SegaBoy

Added:Thu 11th Oct 2007 22:28, Post No: 28

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Just remember who's alreaady got the 'Beat Bizarre' achievement :)


By: Hanley

Added:Thu 11th Oct 2007 21:20, Post No: 27

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I got my mate to order it online a week or so back, didn't know about the strike this week too. Still, gives you and Wilcox a chance to get some practive in. Hopefully it will be here for Monday! :-)


By: GRANTblade

Added:Thu 11th Oct 2007 14:33, Post No: 26

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cant wit i mch better that pgr 3 with stunnin grpicsbest pgr yet


By: SegaBoy

Added:Thu 11th Oct 2007 10:58, Post No: 25

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Why on earth did you mail order it when there's a postal strike on? You wont get it for at least 2 weeks!


By: Hanley

Added:Thu 11th Oct 2007 02:47, Post No: 24

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Roll on Friday, can't wait to get my Manc-mitts on it. Just hope that Royal Mail have some sort of scheme to get PGR4 to us gamers on time. There's always hope!


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