NASCAR 2005: Chase For The Cup:

Chase For The Cup

20 Purchase Points

Game Description

Last year, the NASCAR franchise witnessed a rebirth with the addition of grudges and alliances. In NASCAR Thunder 2005, EA Sports takes the sportsmanship, or lack there of, one step further with post-race altercations -- complications off the track even affect the next race and could have further implications on your career. To add to the tension, drivers will also now be able to use an intimidation button while drafting to ride close to opponent's bumpers and attempt to force them out of the way. Other features for 2005 include a Career mode with ether driver or driver/owner paths as well as comples fan-loyalty implications, a total of 13 road courses (including 9 new tracks,) minigames in the NASCAR Speed Zone, and improvements to the graphics and audio for an even more realistic NASCAR experience.

Features

• Become a superstar owner or driver and decide where and how you want to race.
• Develop essential racing skills, increase fan support, and compete in three new racing series, as you become the driver that top NASCAR teams are looking for.
• the first and only game to feature the new NASCAR point system.
• This 10-race championship shootout is available in both fight to the top mode as well as its own stand-alone game mode.
• make your driver a hero or a villain.
• Force mistakes with the new intimidation button or flatten competitors' tires by rubbing fenders.
• Rivalries even spill off the track with post-race confrontations.
• NASCAR 2005: chase for the cup expands its racing field with the addition of the NASCAR busch series, NASCAR craftsman truck series, and featherlite modified series.
• Opportunities present themselves on all levels-you're a few wins away from hittin' the main show: the nextel cup series.
• settle bitter rivalries with other nascar drivers through the streets in production cars.
• the top American performance cars, including the ford gt, dodge viper, and corvette z06, provide a high-speed, no-holds-barred style of racing far away from the watchful eyes of nascar officials.