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DESCRIPTION
Driven to succeed, Lightning McQueen the hotshot rookie race-car is headed across country to take on the Piston Cup Championship. But along the way, McQueen gets sidetracked in the sleepy town of Radiator Springs—where he gets to know some of the most offbeat characters around. And where they help him realize there are more important things than trophies and fame.

So fasten your seat belt and get ready for wildly fast and funny adventures with all your favorite characters from the Disney/Pixar blockbuster “Cars.”
  • Burn rubber in more than 30 races and mini-games
  • Explore the open world of Radiator Springs
  • Speed to the finish line with more than 10 playable characters
  • Make your friends eat your dust in multiplayer mode
  • Enjoy the voices of Paul Newman, Owen Wilson, Bonnie Hunt, Cheech Marin, Larry the Cable Guy and more
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WHAT'S NEW
Version 1.0u: Makes the full game a universal binary for compatibility with both PowerPC and Intel Macs.
REQUIREMENTS
  • Cars: The Video Game, full version.
  • Mac OS X 10.3 or later
  • 1.2GHz G4 or better processor
  • 32MB VRAM
  • NVidia Gforce2 or ATI 7500 or better


    • SCREENSHOT

    Developer:THQ
    Downloads:5,655
      - Version d/l:3,901
    Games:Action
    License:Updater
    Date:04 Aug 2006
    Platform:PPC/Intel
    RATING
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    Cars: The Video Game User Reviews (11 posts)Write A Review
    Apr 23 2007

    JAMES4870  I tried the hint below but was too dumb to get it to work, however, I did manage to achieve the same thing using text edit and all woprk fine now

    Just do a replace "DISC2" with "DISC1" in text edit and all should be ok  (Version 1.0u)

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    Mar 4 2007

    GMI  Another way (little bit more complicated) to workaround this bug, is to use VIM

    and edit file ./Contents/MacOS/Cars (it's a binary file).

    Make a backup copy of this file.

    And Edit the original file.

    Search all occurences of DISC2 string and replace them by DISC1 string. Save the modified binary.

    And all is OK. It works find for me.

    No more need to creatre a symbolic link.  (Version 1.0u)

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    Feb 1 2007

    ROSS68  I bought this game before Xmas for my son and experienced the same issue as most on my iMac. After a bit of digging, the following web site provides a solution...

    http://forum.hardmac.com/index.php?s=5cb01280f994f9e87c9ce82ba89302a5&showtopic=259&st=0&p=1286&#entry1286

    For those of you who are scratching your head at this point, this is what needs to be done ( I'm no OS X guru, but eventually got what I was after from Google.... )

    1) Load DVD

    2) Install game

    3) Run Intel patch

    4) Fire up Terminal ( you can find this in the applications folder under "Utilities" )

    5) At the Terminal command line type

    cd /Volumes

    then hit

    6) Still in Terminal type

    sudo ln -s DISC1 DISC2

    then hit

    7) Enter you OS X Administrator password and

    8) Go back to the icon for Cars and run the game

    It appears that you have to repeat steps 4 - 8 every time you need to play ( with DVD insterted ) - if there is anyone out there proficient in OS X

    UNIX and knows how to make this aliasing

    stick please let me know.

    Thanks go to the author of the forum mentioned above - "Cri-Cri" and friends "Grambo" and "MacBidouille"  (Version 1.0u)

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    Jan 18 2007

    FIONA MUSGROVE  Christophe - I have long suspected that the Disney Cars game should have had 2 disks. Look at this review, which suggests the same:

    http://www.imgmagazine.com/reviews/view.php?ID=715&Page=2

    I am sure that my game pack only came with one disk - for installation. If there was a "game" disk - I didnt get it.  (Version 1.0u)

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