Changes: Colin McRae Rally 2.0

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Colin McRae Rally 2.0 (also known as Colin McRae Rally 2 or CMR2 for short) is the second rally game of Colin McRae Rally series released in 2001 developed and published by Codemasters. In 2013, Codemasters has released a remake of Colin McRae Rally 2.0 for Android,iOS and steam.

The game offers several modes including arcade (rallycross racing) and simulation, and new countries featured including Finland, Kenya and Italy. The player is able to enter the name and birth date to create new drivers or playing as existing drivers or guest. In championship mode for Novice has 4 stage per rally, Intermediate has 8 and Expert has all stages for all rallies.

Drivers

Player drivers

These rest of existing playable drivers are located in "drivers" menu. You can play as any of them in game. They are real drivers.

Tommi Makinen
Piero Liatti
Jonas Andromeda
Carlos Sainz
Juha Kankkunen
Daniel Hayes
Alister McRae
Didier Auriol
Marcus Grönholm
Freddy Loix
Gilles Panizzi
Richard Burns
Phillipe Bugalski
Bruno Thiry
Ari Vatanen

Also, the player may able to enter their name to create a new driver in game.

AI drivers

These AI-controlled drivers doesn't have a first name and uses their last names in game. Except for McRae and Eriksson, the following drivers appear to be fictional.

McRae
Baca
Dugas
Aikita
Eriksson
Utzman
Ingauld
Tizot
Huber
Truman
Candido
Jonsson
Jones
Kastis
Cooper
Nicola
Trident
Toni
Aurio
Samara
Zaxx

List of cars

4WD

Ford Focus WRC 2000
Ford Focus WRC 1999
Ford Focus Alternate 1
Ford Focus Alternate 2
Peugeot 206 WRC
Subaru Impreza 22B
Toyota Corolla WRC
Seat Cordoba WRC
Mitsubishi Lancer Evo VI
Mitsubishi Lancer Evo VI Alternate 1
Mitsubishi Lancer Evo VI Alternate 2
Mitsubishi Lancer Evo VI road car
Lancia Delta Integrale
Lancia Delta Integrale Alternate 1
Lancia Delta Integrale Alternate 2
MG Metro 6R4
Peugeot 205 T16
Ford Racing Puma

RWD

Ford Sierra Cosworth
Lancia Stratos
Ford Escort Mk I (PC version only)

FWD

Mini Cooper S

List of countries

Finland (gravel)
Greece (rough gravel)
France (tarmac)
Sweden (snow and ice)
Australia (pea gravel)
Kenya (tarmac and gravel)
Italy (tarmac)
United Kingdom (tarmac, gravel and mud)

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+{{infobox game
-[[File:Colin_mcrae_rally_2-front.jpg|thumb|288px|Colin McRae Rally 2.0 front cover for PC.]]
+| image = [[File:Colin_mcrae_rally_2-front.jpg]]
+| caption = Colin McRae Rally 2.0 front cover for PC.
+| release = 2001
+}}
 '''''Colin McRae Rally 2.0''''' (also known as '''''Colin McRae Rally 2''''' or '''''CMR2''''' for short) is the second rally game of Colin McRae Rally series released in 2001 developed and published by Codemasters. In 2013, Codemasters has released a remake of Colin McRae Rally 2.0 for Android,iOS and steam.
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 These rest of existing playable drivers are located in "drivers" menu. You can play as any of them in game. They are real drivers.
-* Tommi Makinen
+* [[Tommi Makinen]]
-* Piero Liatti
+* [[Piero Liatti]]
 * [[Jonas Andromeda]]
-* Carlos Sainz
+* [[Carlos Sainz]]
-* Juha Kankkunen
+* [[Juha Kankkunen]]
-* Daniel Hayes
+* [[Daniel Hayes]]
-* Alister McRae
+* [[Alister McRae]]
-* Didier Auriol
+* [[Didier Auriol]]
-* Marcus Grönholm
+* [[Marcus Grönholm]]
-* Freddy Loix
+* [[Freddy Loix]]
-* Gilles Panizzi
+* [[Gilles Panizzi]]
-* Richard Burns
+* [[Richard Burns]]
-* Phillipe Bugalski
+* [[Phillipe Bugalski]]
-* Bruno Thiry
+* [[Bruno Thiry]]
-* Ari Vatanen
+* [[Ari Vatanen]]
 Also, the player may able to enter their name to create a new driver in game.
 ===AI drivers===
+These AI-controlled drivers doesn't have a first name and uses their last names in game. Except for McRae and Eriksson, the following drivers appear to be fictional.
+* [[Colin McRae|McRae]]
-These AI-controlled drivers doesn't have uses a first name in game. They are probably fictional drivers except McRae.
-* McRae (known as [[Colin McRae]])
 * Baca
 * Dugas
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 * Zaxx
-==List of cars==
+==List of cars ==
+WD
-* Ford Focus WRC 2000
+* [[Ford Focus WRC 2000]]
-* Ford Focus WRC 1999
+* [[Ford Focus WRC 1999]]
 * Ford Focus Alternate 1
 * Ford Focus Alternate 2
-* Peugeot 206 WRC
+* [[Peugeot 206 WRC]]
 * [[Subaru Impreza 22B STI|Subaru Impreza 22B]]
-* Toyota Corolla WRC
+* [[Toyota Corolla WRC]]
-* SEAT Cordoba WRC
+* [[Seat Cordoba WRC]]
-* Mitsubishi Lancer Evo VI
+* [[Mitsubishi Lancer Evo VI]]
 * Mitsubishi Lancer Evo VI Alternate 1
 * Mitsubishi Lancer Evo VI Alternate 2
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 * Lancia Delta Integrale Alternate 1
 * Lancia Delta Integrale Alternate 2
+* [[MG Metro 6R4]]
+* [[Peugeot 205 T16]]
+* [[Ford Racing Puma]]
+RWD
 * [[Ford Sierra Cosworth RS500|Ford Sierra Cosworth]]
 * [[Lancia Stratos]]
+* [[Ford Escort Mk I]] (PC version only)
-* [[Peugeot 205 T16]]
+FWD
-* [[MG Metro 6R4]]
-* Ford Escort Mk I
 * [[Mini Cooper S]]
-* Ford Racing Puma
-* Ford RS200
-* Audi Quattro S1
 ==List of countries==
+* [[Finland]] (gravel)
-* Finland (gravel)
+* [[Greece]] (rough gravel)
+* [[France]] (tarmac)
-* Greece (rough gravel)
+* [[Sweden]] (snow and ice)
-* France (tarmac)
+* [[Australia]] (pea gravel)
-* Sweden (snow and ice)
-* Australia (pea gravel)
+* [[Kenya]] (tarmac and gravel)
-* Kenya (tarmac and gravel)
+* [[Italy]] (tarmac)
-* Italy (tarmac)
+* [[United Kingdom]] (tarmac, gravel and mud)
-* United Kingdom (tarmac, gravel and mud)
-[[Category:Colin McRae Rally]]
-[[Category:Games]]