TOCA Touring Car Championship

Release Date: October 15, 1997

Racing, cars, splitscreen, multiplayer, singleplayer, LAN

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A racing simulator made by the Codemasters company, a developer best known for the Dizzy platformer series and a purely arcade racing game franchise titled Micro Machines. TOCA Touring Car Championship is based on a racing event, which has been taking place periodically ever since 1958. The said event features various competitions for vehicles of the Touring Cars class. The races take place on several elaborately recreated British tracks, e.g.

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TOCA Touring Car Championship Description

First realistic simulation of rallies in the category "touring car" created by the Codemasters team. The TOCA Touring Car Championship faithfully reflects the physics of driving and vehicle behaviour, including suspension, drivetrain, damage and collision systems, and correct driving depending on the ground and manoeuvres. You can choose between the official rally cars participating in the championship: Peugeot 406, Renault Laguna, Audi A4, Volvo S40, Opel Vectra, Ford Mondeo, Honda Accord and Nissan Primera. Each model accurately reflects the differences in driving real-world vehicles.

The three game modes allow you to participate in Championships, Single Rally or Time Trial. The entire cycle of the championship includes a series of rallies in which 16 world-class drivers, such as Menu, Plato or Tarquini, participate. The competition takes place on well-known routes, including Donington, Silverstone, Thruxton, Brands Hatch, Oulton Park, Croft, Knockhill and Snetterton. Multiplayer mode allows up to eight players to compete simultaneously on the local network or four players in split screen mode.

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Last updated on August 14, 2015

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The cult series of video games dedicated to the theme of car racing. It was created and is still being developed by the British company Codemasters Software. To date, eleven major installments of the series have been released, which has changed its title and formula a couple of times during its long history. Initially, it became famous for its high level of realism (unattainable, for example, for the competitive Gran Turismo), later its hallmark became a huge variety of available routes, vehicles and motorsport disciplines (from all forms of traditional rivalry on asphalt, through drifting, to rallying), as well as an advanced destruction model. It currently stands out from the competition with its aggressive artificial intelligence and exciting, unpredictable races.

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