Having recently received the Cars Videogame I can say that its a fun translation of the big screen action.  There is an arcade mode where you can race for the Piston Cup as Lightning McQueen of Darrel Cartrip.  Its a nice little cartoon racer.  One of the cool features is that as you make your way through the pack, you can see the places of the next several cars ahead of you.  The numbers float above the cars as you would see on the Nascar coverage.

There is also the story mode.  Taking a page from the GTA world you are set loose in the open ended world of Radiator Springs where you must accomplish various tasks.  All of the landmarks from the movie are on hand as are the voices from the film.

Cars, the Videogame is nothing revolutionary.  It borders on the 'almost too easy', then again...  its likely be marketed to the kids who want all of the other Cars goodies.  If you are a Pixar fan or are looking for a family-friendly GTA experience, then by all means, check out Cars for the PS2.
Having recently received the Cars Videogame I can say that its a fun translation of the big screen action. There is an arcade mode where you can race for the Piston Cup as Lightning McQueen of Darrel Cartrip. Its a nice little cartoon racer. One of the cool features is that as you make your way through the pack, you can see the places of the next several cars ahead of you. The numbers float above the cars as you would see on the Nascar coverage. There is also the story mode. Taking a page from the GTA world you are set loose in the open ended world of Radiator Springs where you must accomplish various tasks. All of the landmarks from the movie are on hand as are the voices from the film. Cars, the Videogame is nothing revolutionary. It borders on the 'almost too easy', then again... its likely be marketed to the kids who want all of the other Cars goodies. If you are a Pixar fan or are looking for a family-friendly GTA experience, then by all means, check out Cars for the PS2.