RC 2: FIA World Rally Championship - a new part in a series of official game world championship rallies. It includes all the race World Rally Championship in 2011, as well as all the teams and drivers. Results in the game are 15 different locations, 25 locations in different weather conditions, 9 categories of cars and a host of new regimes.

WRC 2011 is the second game in the World Rally series from Black Bean Studios. The game features on the PC, PS3, Xbox 360 and Nintendo 3DS. The game allows you to race in 15 different locations containing 90 stages, in both modern WRC cars and historic cars dating back to the 1960s.

"WRC 2 is the official video game of the 2011 FIA World Rally Championship, the racing sports event widely regarded as the most challenging motorsport competition in the world. This 2011 edition features all rallies of the 2011 World Rally Championship calendar with all the leading WRC team and drivers. WRC 2: the Official Game also boasts significantly more content than its predecessor with 90 stages, 15 different locations, 25 different terrain/ weather conditions and 9 car categories. Cars will range from the 1960s to the WRC models of the current Championship and the game contains new Game Modes, a 16-player online mode, a completely revamped Career Mode and many other improvements in terms of contents, gameplay features and visual effect"

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