Michelin Rally Masters Race of Champions, developed by International Media Productions and Digital Illusions, takes the race from the pavement to the dirt and back again. Twisting, turning tracks, filled with hairpins and bumps that throw your vehicle through the air are only half of what you will face.
you will face.

There are plenty of driving games out there, but none where you take control of sheep to fight for pole position. Championsheep Rally gives you something very different to the usual racing games with very enjoyable results. Choose your sheep, choose the race type and launch yourself into every corner on your way to victory. As you progress, pick up the power-ups and use them wisely to hinder the progress of your rivals.

Earlier this year, Codemasters brought its most recent entry in the highly praised Colin McRae Rally racing series, Colin McRae Rally 04, to the US with apparent exclusivity on the Xbox. Initially, the game had been released on the Xbox, PS2, and PC in Europe, but for the game's North American retail release, Codemasters decided (for some reason) to just bring the Xbox version out. However, crafty PC driving fans with the gumption to investigate Codemasters' Web site soon learned that the PC version of the game could be acquired in North America--albeit exclusively through the Codemasters site and for a price that was more than twice the cost of the Xbox version's budget price tag. For what it's worth, however, the fact that the Xbox version of the game is as cheap as it is still remains something of an unexplained anomaly. Aside from this, though, the PC version's equally excellent driving gameplay, better graphics, and added, competitive online mode make the game every bit worth purchasing.