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DNF / DNS

(Did Not Finish / Did Not Start)

DNS All Star Racing

For the PlayStation (PS1).
Doesn't work with the Logitech Rally steering wheel.

DNS All Star Racing 2

For the PlayStation (PS1). Includes bikes, karts, trucks, and GP style cars.
Doesn't work with the Logitech Rally steering wheel.

DNF Corvette

More of an arcade-style game than a simulation.
All fantasy tracks with nothing resembling anything like real race circuits.
Works with the Logitech Driving Force steering wheel, but there's no way to set the paddles for shifting gears and there's no force feedback.

DNF Driven

Works with the Logitech Driving Force steering wheel, but doesn't feel quite right.
All fantasy cars and tracks (nothing officially licensed).
Feels too much like an arcade game and not enough like a simulation.

DNF DT Racer

Works with the Logitech Driving Force steering wheel, but doesn't feel quite right; there's no force feedback, and cars tend to sway left/right even when not steering.
All fantasy cars and tracks (nothing officially licensed).
Motion blur decreases visibility to an unrealistic extent.
Feels too much like an arcade game and not enough like a simulation.

DNS Euro Rally Champion

Doesn't work with the Logitech Driving Force steering wheel.

DNF Ford Mustang

Arcade-style game, mainly for fans of illegal street racing.
No licensed circuits (all fantasy tracks resembling public roads).
Races include traffic in both directions.

DNF Ford Racing 2

No licensed circuits (all fantasy tracks resembling public roads).
Includes lots of arcade-style features.
Feels too much like an arcade game and not enough like a simulation.

DNF Ford Racing 3

No licensed circuits (all fantasy tracks resembling public roads).
Includes way too many arcade-style features.
Feels too much like an arcade game and not enough like a simulation.

DNF Ford Street Racing

Works with the Logitech Driving Force steering wheel, but doesn't feel quite right.
Feels too much like an arcade game and not enough like a simulation.

DNS Formula Challenge

Doesn't work with the Logitech Driving Force steering wheel.

DNF GT Racers

Doesn't work with the Logitech Driving Force steering wheel.
Includes only fantasy cars and tracks (nothing officially licensed).
Races are held on public streets with unprotected sidewalk objects (e.g., lamp posts, etc.).
Camera view changes during some collisions.
Feels too much like a game and not enough like a simulation.

DNS GTC Africa

Doesn't work with the Logitech Driving Force steering wheel.

DNF Indy Car Series

Doesn't work with the Logitech Driving Force steering wheel.
No normal tracks (only ovals).

DNF Indy Car Series 2005

Works with the Logitech Driving Force steering wheel, but doesn't feel quite right.
Appears to include only ovals; no normal tracks.

DNF Lotus Challenge

Sounds and graphics give a feeling of playing an older outdated game.
No feeling of speed (races feel like you're out for a Sunday drive).
Works with the Logitech Driving Force steering wheel, but there's no way to set the paddles for shifting gears. Manual transmission is needed because the automatic just doesn't seem to shift correctly.

DNS Moto Racer 2

PS1 motorcycle racing sim for retro gamers.

DNF Need For Speed: Porsche 2000

For the PlayStation (PS1).
The tracks and roadside objects make this feel more like a game than a simulation.
Includes the Porsche 917 and 911 GT1, but doesn't include any good tracks to race them on.

DNF Racing Simulation 3

Works with the Logitech Driving Force steering wheel, but doesn't feel quite right.
The DF wheel is re-calibrated whenever a new track is loaded (very annoying if you happen to have your hands on the wheel at the time).
Doesn't remember the current camera view (you have to set your preferred view at the start of each license test or race event).
Acceleration is irritatingly slow, even when using a manual transmission.
Includes only fantasy cars and tracks (nothing officially licensed).
The sounds give a feeling of playing an older coin-operated arcade machine.

DNS Rally Fusion: Race of Champions

DNS Richard Burns Rally

DNF Ridge Racer

Arcade-style game for the PlayStation (PS1).
Doesn't work with the Logitech Rally steering wheel.
No way to save game progress.

DNS Ridge Racer Type 4

For the PlayStation (PS1).

DNF Road Rage 3

Doesn't work with the Logitech Driving Force steering wheel.
Races are held on mountainous public roads with regular road cars.

DNF Superbike GP

Budget arcade-style game.
Appears to include only one non-licensed bike available in different colors.
Sounds and graphics aren't too bad, but the bike's handling doesn't feel very realistic.
Championship Mode doesn't use a point system. Instead, you're expected to finish 3rd or better before you can go on to the next race.

DNS V-Rally 3

Works with the Logitech Driving Force steering wheel, but doesn't feel quite right.

DNF World Racing 2

Doesn't work with the Logitech Driving Force steering wheel.
Slow screen updates make the graphics 'stutter' sometimes.
No officially licensed circuits seen so far. Appears to include only fantasy street and dirt tracks.
Has traffic, both oncoming and slow non-race traffic going in the same direction.
Appears to be mainly for fans of illegal street racing.

DNS WRC 4

DNS WRC Rally Evolved

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