In an over-the-top example of the darker side of driving games, Ubisoft has developed "Notorious: Die to Drive," a gangsta-style driving game that takes combat racing to the urban streets and makes "Vice City" look like "Disney City." Strap on your selection of firepower, and make a mad dash for power racing in more than 30 unique non-licensed vehicles against ruthless street crews, taking out opponents, and building an empire of money, all while being rewarded with high-priced honeys, the finest bling, and millionaire cribs. Aimed at the 16+ audience, "Notorious" is not shy about its violence, offering 45 stages and seven game modes of urban car combat, from Deathmatch, Duel, Elimination, and Zulu King gameplay, in single and multiplayer modes including PS2 and Xbox Live online modes. Truly not meant for an educated, mature audience, this offensive racing game pushes the boundaries for soundtrack language, dialogue vulgarity, and wanton in-game violence. Protect your family starting early 2005 when this title shames stores nationwide.
