Atari has yet another announcement that ought to get the blood of all you drivers out there literally racing – Test Drive Unlimited 2. This title will be made available for the Xbox 360, Sony PS3 as well as the Windows PC platform from Fall 2010 onwards. Just what kind of cars and driving can you expect from this title? Well, more will be revealed to you right after the jump, so suit up, wipe the dust off your racing game peripherals and start your engines!

Test Drive Unlimited 2 expands on the traditional racing experience providing gamers with M.O.O.R.: Massively Open Online Racing; immersing drivers in a persistent online environment and revolutionizing multiplayer racing communities as players compete, team up, and share their achievements and creations online. Unlike any other driving game, TDU2 blends the open world experience with realistic vehicles and performance dynamics and for the first time, TDU2 features vehicle damage, weather effects, day and night cycles, and a brand new island to explore. The first Test Drive Unlimited innovated the racing genre with an immersive online and offline experience – over 1 million players created online accounts. Test Drive Unlimited 2 blends the single player and multiplayer experiences seamlessly, creating a dynamic world of unique content and challenges. Test Drive Unlimited 2 is “always live,” with automatic updates and seamless online/offline integration. A revamped single player narrative mode can be played offline or as part of the multiplayer experience.

You will be able to define your online persona via the customization of your vehicles, while you drive your way through to glory in the acquisition of property, clothing and all the accoutrements of a luxurious car-based lifestyle. Boasting one of the most expansive and comprehensive multiplayer offering on the console to date, TDU2 could very well be the ultimate refinement of the core Test Drive driving experience.

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