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I already had a Microsoft/xbox live account and had no frustrations whatsoever with getting it all hashed out and running.

I however, had no issues at all with the set up even with the GFWL part of it.

The game was originally a Games for Windows Live release, some gamers may experience issues getting the game setup. The sounds are ok for a racing game as well. There are 3 different levels of difficulty and when you finish a campaign race on each difficulty you get the "medal" for that difficulty. Each race has two "goals or time qualifications" to meet, once you meet them you may move on to the next race.Įven though the game is older, the graphics are still very nice looking. You move from race to race in the campaign, each race is different and sometimes you aren't even in a official race, sometimes you are qualifying for a race or driving head to head with one other driver. It is so enjoyable hopping into the old cars and taking them for a spin, then to start progressing to different models as well as feeling differences in the handling etc, really keeps the game fresh, in my opinion. When you start the campaign game you start your career when Ferrari started their in racing. So if you only enjoy full blown simulations this game is probably not for you. Although, the game isn't really a simulation, I don't mind as sometimes I just want to hop in and drive and not worry about set ups. I haven't gotten deep into the campaign, but what I have driven of it, it has been fun and challenging. I love Ferrari's and I love racing so this game was a must have. Circuits unlocked during the campaign can be raced subsequently using any available cars.