Features
- 16 player online/LAN multiplayer
- Dynamic AI
- Real world tracks and Eutechnyx designed tracks
- 7 driving views, 2 of those internal (dash & driver's eyes)
- Weather effects
- Custom liveries that will be shareable with friends
- Trophy support
- Custom soundtrack support
- In-game photo mode support
Playseats, the Netherlands-based driving seat solution company and System 3 have teamed up for a racing partnership in efforts to support the Supercar Challenge. They'll share input on creating the ultimate racing seat branded with the Supercar Challenge logo and will host cross-promotion activities.Playseats
In early January 2009 Eutechnyx announced a competition which allowed the community with access to Ferrari Challenge Trofeo Pirelli the chance to use its livery editing feature to design a livery that if said design was chosen it will be included in Supercar Challenge. Ten spots were open for the winning designs, due to some outstanding designs submitted by a few, some designs were commissioned from those few outside of the competition. In light of this development, Supercar Challenge will feature the ten competition winning designs along with the specially commissioned ones which could see the total user created livery designs making their way into SuperCar Challenge over 20.
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