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Most racing games are [[Driving Game|Driving Games]] and all sit somewhere on a line between "arcade" and "simulation". Toward the arcade end [[Every Car Is Rear Wheel Drive]] and brakes are nearly unnecessary; toward the simulation end, games like ''[[Gran Turismo]]'' and ''[[Forza Motorsport]]'', where brakes are the only thing saving you from skidding head-on into the wall and cars are as close as can be made to their [[Real Life]] analogues. The most popular racing games are the ones that blend arcade style with real-life cars and locations, or ones that feature an already-popular franchise. Stricter driving sims are more the preserve of the PC market, where there are large online racing and modding groups.

An inordinate number of racing games feature a [[The Computer Is a Cheating Bastard|Cheating Bastard]]. See also, [[Racing Mini Game]]

 

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