Get Ready for High-Octane Racing Action: Cars 3: Driven to Win PS3 Gamestop Review

If you're a fan of fast-paced racing games, buckle up because Disney Interactive's latest release is revving its engine and ready to take the track by storm - literally. Welcome to Cars 3: Driven to Strip Malls and Gas Stations for No Reason (we'll stick with the actual title), the movie tie-in game that promises high-octane action but delivers a whole lot of nothingness instead.

In this mind-numbing racing experience, players take on the role of their favorite Cars character - because who doesn't love playing as Lightning McQueen or Cruz Ramirez? - and speed through a series of events designed to test your skills (spoiler alert: they won't). With no actual story to speak of (because why bother with something boring like narrative?), you're left alone to navigate through an endless list of dull, uninspired challenges that'll put even the most dedicated racing enthusiasts nodding off at the wheel.

But wait - it gets worse! In addition to these thrilling events, Cars 3: Driven to Win also throws in some 'exclusive' multiplayer modes for good measure. Because nothing says 'fun' like competing against AI opponents who are programmed to win every single time (seriously, what's the point of online racing if everyone else is just going to crush you?). And don't even get me started on the graphics - with bland, uninspired tracks that look straight out of a PS2 title (and trust us, we've seen better-looking textures on an old VHS tape).

So, should you pick up Cars 3: Driven to Win for your PS3? Only if you're a die-hard fan of racing games who enjoys listening to the same generic electronic rock track over and over again until your ears bleed. Otherwise, keep driving - there are far better ways to spend your hard-earned cash.

Rating: (2/10)

Pros:

* Customizable characters because who doesn't love customizing their favorite movie cars?

* Over 20 tracks set in iconic locations from the film... or at least they would be if they didn't look like generic racing circuits with some hastily slapped-on Cars branding thrown on top

Cons:

* No story to speak of (because why bother?)

* Endless repetition across all events

* Awful graphics that make a PS2 game look good by comparison

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