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(May 2009) In the world of Test Drive Unlimited, the player is able to drive both on-road and off-road in mode, challenging any real life racers they encounter. The roads are modeled after of the island of. The terrain differs from and mountains to sandy beaches and Hawai ʻi's capital city,. It is worth noting however, that other built-up areas on the island are not represented. It is possible to drive on small islands outside of the main island, and even drive underwater (using glitches or ) The latter requires the use of a known exploit in the game.

The Xbox 360 version has supported since launch. Following the third free update, Test Drive Unlimited supports wheel controllers such as Microsoft's Xbox 360 Wireless Racing Wheel.

Although advertising material for the game suggests it to be an exact depiction of the Hawaiian island, numerous government buildings (such as those on, ), commercial buildings (, the convention center, the entire commercial strip in and the ), and notable landmarks (statue of, etc.) are not present in the game. Many roads and highways are also missing or placed far from their real-life counterparts. The ships docked in are also in very low detail and do not represent any active or retired vessel at all. Single-player game The game begins by purchasing a car and a house. The player is then free to explore the island; as this happens, key locations on the map are revealed. These include Car and Bike dealerships (not available in PS2 and PSP versions), car rental agencies, tuning shops, paint shops, time challenges, courier, vehicle transportation, hitchhikers (not available in PS2 and PSP versions) and more.

Success in challenges is rewarded with in-game money, or in the Hitchhiker and Top Model challenges, coupons. Using these coupons, the player can buy clothing for their character at the many branded clothes shops on the island. Money earned may be spent on buying new vehicles, renting cars, upgrading cars and buying houses.

Players can acquire sports cars from various manufacturers, including a, the, the and the. The megapack adds more than 45 more cars, including the, the and the, and an extra motorcycle. Spyker C8 Spyder in Test Drive Unlimited (PC) The multiplayer component (branded as M.O.O.R. Or Massively Open Online Racing) works as an extra layer on top of the single-player game: all activities available in single-player are also available in multiplayer. The following challenges are also available in multiplayer only:. Race vs other players.

Challenge players to complete tasks. Attempt other player challenges Racing against other players works: -For Freeride: by using a custom geolocalized matchmaking system, added using XboxLive Server Platform (XLSP).For Multiplayer Races spots: by using the player match/ranked match system employed by The Microsoft Windows version uses the network for authentication. It is also possible to create an immediate, ad hoc race against another player by flashing headlights at their vehicle. Players may create and join 'clubs' which help organize player events. Vehicles may be traded between players through a central 'clearing house'-style interface that lists the vehicles for sale along with class, mileage, specification, and price information. It is also possible to play online with the addition of a network adapter to a PS2 and via Infrastructure Mode on the PSP. The TDU server structure consisted of 11 individual machines working in a distributed, scalable way.

The PC and Xbox 360 servers were shut down on September 29, 2012. The PS2 and PSP servers were shut down on an earlier date. On September 2, 2014 community members launched a private server for the PC version of the game.

Downloadable content Xbox 360 In the Xbox 360, new cars can be downloaded via Xbox Live, similar to and 's Booster Packs and 'South Central Vehicle Packs'. Some individual cars are available to download for free, while others must be purchased with as part of a pack. All downloaded cars still need to be purchased with in-game money at their respective dealerships before they can be used in the game. There are currently 8 Car Packs and 8 Free cars. There is also a downloadable mode called 'hardcore mode' which makes the game experience more realistic. It was designed for players with an Xbox 360 Racing Wheel controller. The hardcore mode is free however in the PC-version, and can be unlocked by achieving a higher specific rank.

However all DLC have been removed as of today. Microsoft Windows There has been one patch for the PC version of Test Drive Unlimited. As part of this patch the and cars were released for free. Windows Vista users who have the 32-bit platform installed will have fewer issues with freezing during saving points.

The 64-bit platform invariably creates conflicts despite the 4GB system memory that most users have (as recommended by the Atari manufacturer of TDU), as the game tends to draw from the users RAM as opposed to dedicated video card memory. Moreover, there is a 'Megapack' DLC which PC users can purchase, featuring 45 cars, 1 bike and some fixes.

These include the limited edition 'exclusive' cars available for the Xbox-360 version as well as the contents of the first 5 DLC packs previously released over Xbox Live. It is, however, incompatible with localized versions but as for today it is released in Russia as an add-on and also it is included in a TDU Gold Edition.

Special NPCs in PS2 version The fastest car on the PS2 version is the, which can go over 445 kilometres per hour (277 mph). There were 1500 total in Atari's closed beta for Test Drive Unlimited PS2. At the end of the testing period, Atari awarded 30 of the most active testers with 'immortality' in the PS2 version of Test Drive Unlimited. These 30 beta testers were allowed to name one of the (NPC) in the game. Some chose to use their first and last name; others chose to use their screen names. These 30 special NPCs can be found spread throughout the virtual island of only the PS2 version. Atari and Melbourne House ensured the Beta Testers were given prominent positions as NPCs.

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Among the play testers were also friends and family of staff at Melbourne House, including staff members themselves, who are included within the different motoring clubs featured within the game. Most were granted President or Vice President status in the car clubs and were put in highly desirable performance cars. Reception Reception Review scores Publication Score N/A N/A N/A 8/10 N/A N/A N/A 8.33/10 N/A 8/10 N/A 8/10 N/A N/A N/A 8.25/10 N/A N/A N/A B+ 7.5/10 7.5/10 7.8/10 7.8/10 N/A N/A N/A N/A 8.1/10 8/10 7.5/10 8/10 8.8/10 8/10 7.3/10 7.8/10 8/10 N/A N/A N/A 8.5/10 80% N/A N/A N/A N/A 8/10 8.5/10 N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A Aggregate scores 80.17% 75.70% 80.12% 82.45% 79/100 75/100 80/100 82/100 Test Drive Unlimited was met with positive reception. It currently has a score of 82% and 82 out of 100 for the Xbox 360 version, 80% and 79 out of 100 for the PC version, 80% and 80 out of 100 for the PSP version, and 76% and 75 out of 100 for the PlayStation 2 version according to and. 411Mania gave the Xbox 360 version a score of 8.6 out of 10 and stated, 'Even if you own a next-gen racing game, this is a title that you MUST try out.

This is such an open ended game that never actually ends ala sic and feeling like you’re a part of the Island with your homes, vehicles and club is too much of a cool thing to pass up.' Gave the same version a score of four stars out of five and called it 'a car aficionado's paradise and a novel concept in driving games. Unlimited 's online world is certain to be mimicked.' Also gave it four stars out of five and stated that it 'comes closer than most games to re-creating the freedom of real life.' Retrieved August 19, 2015. Atari press release. August 14, 2006.

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Welcome to the unofficial guide to 'Test Drive Unlimited', one of the most complex and enjoyable PC racing games of this year. This guide will provide a much needed help mostly for less experienced players. If you're not familiar with this genre or if you have been checking out only typical arcade games in the past, then you're in a right place. Nevertheless, you should know that 'Test Drive Unlimited' isn't a simulation. The game is quite simple, especially if you decide to turn on some of the driving aids, however you will have to know a few basic things in order to steer your car properly. The same goes with cutting through corners or using the brakes (including the handbrake). More experienced players will probably want to turn off all driving aids, however I wouldn't recommend doing that right away.

The only exception is when you have a professional steering wheel at your disposal. If you're using a keyboard or a gamepad, you should activate one of the driving aids right away. Otherwise you would have some serious problems with most of the corners, especially in the higher (faster) vehicle classes. This guide consists of three separate chapters.

The first chapter is a very short introduction to some of the basic functions of the game. I'd strongly recommend that you choose your first car and house very carefully.

You will also learn on how to win the very first race. This chapter will grant you knowledge on steering your car. You will find out about the existence of experience levels and various types of achievements. If you've played any Xbox360 game before, you should be familiar with this last function. The first chapter also includes a full set of maps of the island. You will be able to locate car/bike dealerships and tuning shops.

The second set shows locations of all challenge missions. This doesn't include the races because you will be able to locate them on the game map without having to explore the surroundings. The second chapter is much bigger. I've decided to describe ALL singleplayer race challenges for you. There are more than a hundred of them in the game, so there's a lot of reading there. The last chapter focuses all attention on available cars and bikes. I've displayed their parameters.

You will also be able to read a short description of the cars in order to figure out what should be bought. I sincerely hope that you'll find my guide to be very useful. Have fun playing the game. Test Drive Unlimited Video Game.

genre: Racing. developer: Eden Studios. publisher: Atari. platform: PC, XBOX360, PS2, PSP. rated: PEGI 3+ The ultimate automotive and lifestyle gaming experience, Test Drive Unlimited lets gamers race over more than 1000 miles of diverse, photo-realistic Hawaiian terrain with 90 licensed cars and bikes from the world’s most exclusive manufacturers. With a challenging single player game and host of online options enabling gamers to interact with thousands of others simultaneously, Test Drive Unlimited is racing reinvented. The PC game has been painstakingly adapted and configured to get the very best out of the latest cutting edge PC hardware, allowing it to be played in extremely high resolution with the incredible effects taking the visuals of Test Drive Unlimited to a stunning new level.

No monthly subscription is required to play. An already highly successful closed beta test will be followed by an open beta in January 2007 with the aim of ensuring that the PC game is perfect in technical and gameplay terms.

Test Drive Unlimited redefines the racing genre: over 1000 miles of tropical Hawaiian roadways, instant challenges launched with a flash of the headlights, online functionality allowing thousands of gamers to play and up to 8 to race against each other, and much more. New Hardcore Mode: Available in free-ride and multiplayer challenges, simulation mode will expand the experience for players looking for ultra-realistic driving for both cars and bikes.

For the cars, telemetric data shows the actual physics modelled on real life parameters (independent grip for each tyre, weight transfer with G-meter, suspension, etc).