This is a bit disappointing at first, but it also forces you to become well acquainted with the tracks. The key is not sliding off the road, since the penalty is an extreme loss of speed. Not only do you lose speed, but you also slow down to a turtle s pace while you try to read the road again. Play includes the 24-Hour Le Mans Mode, which can be raced in a mere 12 minutes. Or you can race in Arcade Mode, which allows you to race against a full field of cars, or against time.
Good performance unlocks tracks.
You can also play in the Championship Mode, which is my favorite. You choose a team and then compete in a 10-race season. I had already played the PC version of Test Drive Le Mans and enjoyed it a lot, so I had high hopes for the PlayStation version. I wasn t let down. It s a different kind of racer than many of the titles out there.