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Codemasters released some product information and screenshots of Colin McRae Rally 2005 at E3, promising a Fall, 2004 release date and more for consoles.

These screenshots are all listed as being captured on Xbox. Check out the info sheet below.

Info sheet:

TITLE: Colin McRae Rally 2005™
FORMATS: Next Generation Consoles
RELEASE: Fall 2004
DEVELOPER: Codemasters

Colin McRae Rally 2005 is coming with an engine-burning roar to next generation consoles this Fall, taking the leading rally game brand online for up to 8 players.

The steering wheel-gripping heart of Colin McRae Rally 2005 is the all-new Career Challenge, which takes players through a full professional rally career, driving the most diverse selection of rally cars. An incredible 23 individual rally events provide a personal challenge with real progression and rewards through a non-linear series of Challenges, Cups, SuperCups, Shields and Championships as players earn the right to compete with the very best.

Players begin their careers as amateurs and progress onto more powerful cars, taking part tests to win further upgrades. Through the 23 events, drivers will be pummelled through a staggering 300+ stages, driving cars from 4-wheel drive, 2-wheel drive, 4-wheel Classics, Super 2-wheel, Rear Wheel, Distinctive and 4×4 classics. Beyond the Career Challenge, there’s a toy box of rally-fuelled adrenaline racing gaming with its 4WD Championship, Rally, Stages and Online gaming modes.

Enhanced damage and scenery visuals include new individual damage models for each car and environment – if a player crashes into a tree, it will shudder and even drop leaves. The new bonnet-cam and an improved chase cam give a real sensation of speed and undulation.

With its impeccable car handling, superbly designed stages and online play, Colin McRae Rally 2005 is set to be the most complete and rewarding rally experience when it launches this Fall for next generation consoles.

o The award winning rally game goes online for up to 8 players with more cars, more stages and new challenges.
o Players can drive the most diverse selection of cars through new, non-linear Career Challenge with 23 individual rally events and more than 300+ stages.
o 30+ featured cars include the Volkswagen Golf MK5, Toyota Celica VVTLi, Lancia Stratos, Alfa Romeo 147 GTA, Alfetta GTV Turbodelta, Mitsubishi Lancer Evo VIII, Peugeot 206, 205 T16 Evo2 and the distinctive VW Beetle RSi!
o 9 international locations (new German rally joins events through USA, Sweden, UK, Finland, Australia, Spain, Greece and Japan), in Rally game mode, each with 8 stages. Large, animated spectator crowds cheer drivers on through the stages.
o Incredible detail: An individual damage model for each car – right down to paintwork scrapes and a ‘dazed’ visual effect as drivers recover from a crash. Realistic collision reactions include bending and breaking posts and look for out for potholes, loose rocks and other on-stage hazards.

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