Colin McRae Rally

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Colin McRae Rally was a successful long-running series of rally racing games developed by Codemasters.

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The Colin McRae Rally series of games was named after the legendary rally driver Colin McRae (Person), who helped with the games' development. The first game was released on the PlayStation One in 1998, and became an instant hit. It went on to spawn many sequels throughout the years, and the series remains popular to this day.

Since Colin McRae's death in September 2007, Codemasters has made his role less prominent, and the last two games were released as DiRT and DiRT 2 in North America. In Europe however, the two first DiRT games were still released as Colin McRae: DiRT. Before releasing DiRT 3, Codemasters finally decided it was time to respectfully drop the Colin McRae name from the game.

DiRT 2 was the final game to include Colin's name in the title (though only in Europe), and contains a touching tribute to him from the makers of the game.

Games

Colin McRae Rally (Game)

15 July 1998

Platforms/PCPlatforms/PlayStationPlatforms/Game Boy Color

Colin McRae Rally 2.0

5 December 2000

Platforms/Game Boy AdvancePlatforms/PCPlatforms/PlayStationPlatforms/N Gage

Colin McRae Rally 3 (Game)

18 February 2002

Platforms/PCPlatforms/PlayStation 2Platforms/Xbox

Colin McRae Rally 04 (Game)

4 March 2004

Platforms/PCPlatforms/PlayStation 2Platforms/Xbox

Colin McRae Rally 2005 (Game)

15 November 2004

Platforms/PCPlatforms/MacPlatforms/PlayStation 2Platforms/PlayStation PortablePlatforms/PlayStation Network PSPPlatforms/XboxPlatforms/N Gage

DiRT (Game)

19 June 2007

Platforms/PCPlatforms/Xbox 360Platforms/PlayStation 3

DiRT 2 (Game)

8 September 2009

Platforms/PCPlatforms/MacPlatforms/PlayStation PortablePlatforms/Xbox 360Platforms/Nintendo DSPlatforms/PlayStation Network PSPPlatforms/Xbox 360 Games StorePlatforms/PlayStation 3Platforms/Wii

Colin McRae Rally

27 July 2013

Platforms/PCPlatforms/MacPlatforms/AndroidPlatforms/iPadPlatforms/iPhonePlatforms/Linux

DiRT Rally (Game)

7 December 2015

Platforms/PCPlatforms/Xbox OnePlatforms/LinuxPlatforms/PlayStation 4

Dirt Rally 2.0

26 February 2019

Platforms/PCPlatforms/Xbox OnePlatforms/PlayStation 4

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Name

Colin McRae Rally

Features

10 games

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First game

Colin McRae Rally (Game)

Aliases

Dirt

Characters

• Has characters: Dave Mirra (Character), Ken Block (Character)

Locations

• Has locations: Japan (Location), China (Location), The United States of America (Location), Australia (Location), England (Location), United Kingdom (Location), Italy (Location), Mexico (Location), Los Angeles (Location), France (Location), London (Location), Forest (Location), Sweden (Location), Desert (Location), Morocco (Location), Race Track (Location), Wales (Location), Shibuya (Location), Malaysia (Location), Utah (Location), Rural Area (Location), Croatia (Location), Parking Lot (Location)

Concepts

• Has concepts: Voice Acting (Concept), Time Limit (Concept), Games on Demand (Concept), Celebrity Tie-in (Concept), Jump (Concept), Product Placement (Concept), Currency (Concept), Vehicle Customization (Concept), Achievements (Concept), Experience Points (Concept), Polygonal 3D (Concept), Instant Replay (Concept), Drifting (Concept), Artificial Intelligence (Concept), Laps (Concept), Level Up (Concept), Fireworks (Concept), Mitsubishi Motors Corporation (Concept), Time Rewind (Concept), Standing Start (Concept), Digital Distribution (Concept), Voice Chat (Concept), Ghost Racer (Concept), Time Trials (Concept), PlayStation Underground (Concept), Motion Blur (Concept), Fog (Concept), Xbox Live (Concept), Dashboard View (Concept), Dust (Concept), PlayStation Network (Concept), PlayStation Trophies (Concept), Random Missions (Concept), Rally (Concept), Arcade Driving Physics (Concept), Avatar Support (Concept), Bink Video (Concept), Bumper Cam (Concept), Burnout (Concept), Cornering (Concept), Damage Model (Concept), Direct2Drive (Concept), DNAS (Concept), E3 1999 (Concept), E3 2000 (Concept), E3 2002 (Concept), E3 2003 (Concept), E3 2004 (Concept), E3 2007 (Concept), Floppy Disk Save Icons (Concept), Games for Windows - Live (Concept), GOG.com (Concept), Greatest Hits (Concept), Honda (Concept), In-Game Achievement Menu (Concept), Licensed Cars (Concept), Multi-Monitor Support (Concept), Nissan Motor Company (Concept), OnLive (Concept), Options Menu (Concept), Spike Video Game Awards 2007 (Concept), Steam (Concept), Tessellation (Concept), Wii Classic Controller Support (Concept), Xbox 360 Backwards Compatibility (Concept), Xbox 360 Controller Support for PC (Concept), Xfire (Concept), Year in the Title (Concept), First-Turn Carnage (Concept), Get Games (Concept), Room-Based Menus (Concept), Track Deformation (Concept), Ego Engine (Concept), Game Title Announcer (Concept), Tiltable Menus (Concept), NEON Engine (Concept)

Objects

• Has objects: Car (Object), Tire (Object), Energy Drinks (Object), Helmet (Object), Sand (Object), Mobile Home (Object), Wheel (Object), Truck (Object), Engine (Object), Race Car (Object), Turbo (Object), Audi TT (Object), Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution X (Object), Subaru Impreza WRX STI (Object), Colin McRae R4 (Object), Lancia Stratos (Object), Pre-Runner (Object), Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution IX (Object), Kamaz 4911 (Object), Aaron Hawley Super Buggy (Object), Audi Quattro S1 Pikes Peak (Object), BMW X3 CC X-Raid (Object), Chevrolet Silverado (Object), Citroën C2 Super 1600 (Object), Citroën C4 Concept Car (Object), Citroën Xsara 4x4 T16 (Object), Dakar Nissan Pickup (Object), Fiat 131 Abarth (Object), Fiat Grande Punto Super 2000 (Object), Freightliner Century Class S/T (Object), Ickler Jimco Buggy (Object), Kenworth T2000 (Object), Lancia Delta S4 (Object), Lotus Exige (Object), Man TGA (Object), Mcmillin Racing Car (Object), McRae Motorsport Escort Mk2 (Object), Mitsubishi FTO (Object), Mitsubishi L200 Triton (Object), Mitsubishi Montero EVO MPR11 (Object), Opel Corsa Super 1600 (Object), Peugeot 205 T16 (Object), Peugeot 207 Cup Super 2000 (Object), Peugeot 307 (Object), Peugeot 405 T16 Pikes Peak (Object), Rally Raid UK Desert Warrior (Object), Renault 5 Maxi Turbo (Object), Renault Clio Super 1600 (Object), Saab 9-3 T16 (Object), Scott Schwalbe Super Buggy (Object), Subaru Impreza WRX-RA STI version II (Object), Suzuki Escudo (Object), Suzuki Swift Super 1600 (Object), Toyota Celica GT-Four (Object), Toyota Celica GT Pikes Peak (Object), Toyota Tacoma (Object), Toyota Tundra (Object), Volkswagen Race Touareg 2 (Object)

People

• Has people: Kirk Thornton (Person), Yuri Lowenthal (Person), Travis Pastrana (Person), Dorothy Elias-Fahn (Person), Adam Sawkins (Person), Alessandro Zurla (Person), Allister Brimble (Person), Gilles Karolyi (Person), James Strain (Person), Jorge Saudinós (Person), Ken Jarvis (Person), Lee Piper (Person), Luca Sandri (Person), Luigi Rosa (Person), Mario Hassert (Person), Michael Thomas Ryan (Person), Peter Wenke (Person), Richard Thomas (Person), Sabina Godec (Person), Simona Biasetti (Person), Suresh Kumar (Person), Thierry Kazazian (Person), Jim Woods (Person), Andrew Kimberley (Person), Colin McRae (Person), Éric Tremblay (Person), Guy Wilday (Person), Jeff Hannan (Person), Ralph Fulton (Person), Steven Robb (Person), Corey Fong (Person), Adam Johnson (Person), Ben Fell (Person), Bradley Davey (Person), Brant Nicholas (Person), Christian Stevenson (Person), Gaëlle Leysour (Person), Gavin Raeburn (Person), James Clarke (Person), Jaroslaw Rzepecki (Person), Johan Fariz Lam (Person), Jon Graham (Person), Jonathan Mundy (Person), Lee Niven (Person), Matt Turner (Person), Matthew Bigland (Person), Nic Melder (Person), Paul Coleman (Person), Paul Edwards (Person), Pete Bratcher (Person), Peter Ridgway (Person), Saleh Ahmed (Person), Alex de Rosée (Person), Paul Lovell (Person), William Davis (Person), Alan Jardine (Person), Graeme Baird (Person), Steve Jackson (Person), Aaron Marks (Person), Graham Watson (Person), Adam Hill (Person), Yves Guillemot (Person), John Davies (Person), Alan Roberts (Person), Gavin Cheshire (Person), Stafford Bawler (Person), Jason Evans (Person), Paul Penson (Person), Matt Jones (Person), Daniel Oxford (Person), Adam Askew (Person), Adam Batham (Person), Adrick Kha Hau Leong (Person), Alasdair Martin (Person), Alex Grimbley (Person), Andrew Catling (Person), Andrew Sage (Person), Andrew Shenton (Person), Andria Warren (Person), Andy Grier (Person), Ben Knight (Person), Ben Siddons (Person), Ben Wittert van Hoogland (Person), Brian Coller (Person), Chee Shyong Lau (Person), Cheong Weng Chin (Person), Christian McMorran (Person), Clive Moody (Person), Colin Smyth (Person), Darren Campion (Person), David Ban Huat Khaw (Person), David Dempsey (Person), David Wyman (Person), Dermot Murphy (Person), Eugene Tuan Keat Hong (Person), Fredrik Mäkeläinen (Person), Gareth Thomas (Person), Gary Buckley (Person), Giannis Ioannou (Person), Glenn McDonald (Person), Graham Bromley (Person), Gregg Hill (Person), Gyanam O'Sullivan (Person), Hang Chuan Lor (Person), Henry Jackman (Person), Hue Li Hang (Person), Hugh Lowry (Person), Iain Douglas (Person), Iain McFadzen (Person), Jack Chee Ket Thum (Person), Jacob Eng Hong Tan (Person), James Horn (Person), James Manning (Person), Jamie Adamson (Person), Jason Butterley (Person), Jason Wakelam (Person), Jia Shyan Teh (Person), Jim Vickers (Person), Joe Bradford (Person), John Longcroft-Neal (Person), John Watkins (Person), Jorge Hernandez Soria (Person), Jun Voon Yap (Person), Ka Hal Lee (Person), Kam Wai Chan (Person), Karen Cheng Leng Loh (Person), Karl Hammarling (Person), Kean Wooi Tan (Person), Kelvin Wai Kien Chin (Person), Kew Chee Wong (Person), Khushpal Kalsi (Person), Kristian Alder-Byrne (Person), Kuan Teck Ho (Person), Liam Murphy (Person), Malcolm Coleman (Person), Mark Hancock (Person), Martin Wood (Person), Matt Craven (Person), Matt O'Connor (Person), Matthew Horsman (Person), Maxime Villandré (Person), Michael Bailey (Person), Michael Nimmo (Person), Michael Rutter (Person), Mike Caplan (Person), Nathan Fisher (Person), Neil Bruder (Person), Nick Pain (Person), Oscar Soper (Person), Parven Hussain (Person), Peter Santha (Person), Rachel Weston (Person), Richard Batty (Person), Ricki Berwick (Person), Rob Mann (Person), Robert Pattenden (Person), Robin Bradley (Person), Roy Fook Loy Lee (Person), Scott Stephen (Person), Seth Brown (Person), Shervie Tan (Person), Simon Enstock (Person), Simon Goodwin (Person), Soon Aik Lim (Person), Stéphane Wiederkher (Person), Steve Eccles (Person), Steve Tsang (Person), Swee Hee Ling (Person), Syamil Bin Abd Latif (Person), Tamas Strezeneczki (Person), Tom Whibley (Person), Wai Mun Yap (Person), Wei Siong Yoong (Person), Will Stones (Person), Yaw Yee Loo (Person), Yee Hsien Wong (Person), Ying Jie Lim (Person)