BY Chris Chilton | Posted on
Most of us are aware that Porsche is part of the Volkswagen empire, and has been for years. But far fewer people know the incredible story of how that situation was nearly reversed, and how tiny Porsche, a company selling 100,000 cars per year, came within a whisker of buying Volkswagen, which was punting out over 6 million.
If you’re thinking you’re not interested in boring boardroom stuff, don’t go yet. For one, the plot is Hollywood thriller-level gripping, but more importantly, the guys at Donut Media are the ones telling the story, complete with their trademark South Park-style animations.
Manish Rajesh | Published on 11 Mar 2021
The latest entrant to Codemaster s off-roading racing franchise, Dirt 5, takes a very different approach from its last few predecessors and veers away from being a sim-type racer to an all-out arcade racing fest. And you know what? It s not bad at all.
Dirt 5 Gameplay
Like we mentioned above, Dirt 5 is a full-on arcade rally racer. It veers away from the realistic sim racing seen in Dirt Rally 2.0 for example, where you could compare the racing to playing Dark Souls. Actually, veers away is a weak term, it s the complete opposite in this case. Handling is as easy as it gets in Dirt 5. Regardless of how good or bad your car s grade is, or how good or bad its actual handling stat is, you will have no difficulty with controlling your car in Dirt 5. While the game is definitely less challenging overall, there s no denying that it s a lot of fun. This lack of challenge can eventually come to bite you in arse as you continue playing for a