The Track pack
If the kids get TrackMania United, they'll never be divided
There’ve been plenty of “ultimate” editions of games in the past. Often the last squeeze of milk out of the cash cow, these desultory compendia typically comprise the original game, the official expansion pack, a crap sequel and one or two “never before seen!” levels. TrackMania: United, on the other hand, is a beautiful amalgam of the game’s previous forms, caught in the prime of its life rather than as a decaying elder statesman.
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