GRID Tracks

Guide Note

GRID is a racing game that is all about racing rather than focusing on the car. There are a total of 15 different tracks that you can race on, and only particular cars can race on each of these tracks. These tracks are based off of real locations and are made to be as photo-realistic as possible. Some of the tracks are regular circuits, others are on the streets of the cities of places like Tokyo. The tracks are located in Europe, Asia, and North America.

1. Developer: Codemasters
2. Publisher: Codemasters
3. Platform: Xbox 360; PS3; PC; Nintendo DS
4. Genre: Racing
5. Mode: Single player, Multi-player
6. ESRB Rating: Everyone (E)
7. Release Date: June 3, 2008

GRID was developed by Codemasters, which is the same company that did Create and Race for the Nintendo DS. Although the game is released June 3, there's a demo available on the official grid site for the PC. The game is similar to Project Gotham Racing 4 in that there is no fighting between cars or trying to take them out. Instead it's a traditional racing game where you simply out race the other players.

1. 15 different tracks
   1. Circuito del Jarama
   2. Nürburgring GP-Streckenlayout
   3. Donington Park
   4. Istanbul Park
   5. Milan
   6. Le Mans
   7. Circuit de Spa-Francorchamps
   8. Otukama Grand Circuit
   9. Yokohama Docks
   10. Shibuya
   11. Mount Haruna
   12. San Francisco
   13. Washington DC
   14. Detroit
   15. Long Beach
2. All tracks exist in real life
3. Specific classes used only for specific tracks