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June 3, 2009 2:21 PM PDT

E3 game trailer: Joy Ride

by Jeff Bakalar

At the company's E3 press conference, Microsoft announced a new downloadable Xbox Live Arcade racing game that will use your Xbox Live avatar in game. While additional tracks will be available for purchase, Joy Ride will be completely free to download.

Before covering games and gear for CNET Reviews, Jeff Bakalar dabbled in film and video production. An avid writer, reader, and gamer, Jeff is also an obsessive New Jersey Devils hockey fan. Catch him live every day as the co-host of CNET's infamous podcast, The 404.
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by jeremy23j June 4, 2009 12:10 PM PDT
i "think only" Modnation Racer is better than Joyride in graphics alone Modnation win but i need to see more Joyride other than their game trailers
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by MrMpDocdiesel August 18, 2009 12:45 AM PDT
It would kool if a player could walk out of there cars about 5ft -8ft
and use an item they bought like Halo RC Warthog or Flip someone the
finger/Pee on the side ofï the rode and also kool if there where a
hang out spot for people in party's or non party like a diner /gas
station... OTHER THEN THAT KOOL GAME.
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