But if you've never played a game like this, it can take some getting used to. Cross Finish Line. That's not to say that it's impossible to play. It may take some time, but once you get the hang of it, Sega Rally 2 is really neat. Once again, however, a good racing game is marred by lack of damage modeling.
Crashes look and feel like real crashes.
You can bump into guard rails, smash into other cars and so on. It would just be better if a few dents showed up once in a while. Another shame is that there is absolutely no option to play the game over the Sega Network. Initially, this was supposed to be one of the first big online Dreamcast games. Sega Rally 2 is tailor made for multiplayer, and you would think they'd take advantage of all of the resources of the system.