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You'll be overwhelmed at first, as the game throws its range of wares at you rapidly via multiple phone calls (we're assuming these are hands-free), and you're unlikely to have made it to one GPS position before two other calls come in. Most of these will unlock as you travel, or as you rise through the ranks. It's a nice distraction while powering between GPS marks on your map. You can go off-road with any car, but its best with the proper set of wheels. You can gamble multiplying your earnings instead of banking the winnings, but one hit and you're bumped back down to zero. There's also the rather excellent F.R.I.M system, which accumulates money for every close dodge, jump and power-slide you do.

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You discover locales and dealers by driving past them, and nicely the in-game mini-map will highlight the roads you've been down in blue, giving you some direction when you're driving free of the competitions. So that's a rather large hump to work your way over before the game starts opening up.

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