Ford Street Racing
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Ford Street Racing is a game commissioned by Ford for the Xbox
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, PC
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, PlayStation 2
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. It was also to PSP
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 under the name Ford Bold Moves Street Racing, a name later adopted for all other consoles. It was released September 19, 2006 in the United States
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. It was developed by Razorworks
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, published by Empire Interactive
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, and distributed by Ingram Entertainment.

The "Standard" EU/US game has 18 cars, the AU "XR Edition" swaps 3 Standard cars for 3 Australian cars, and the PSP version adds 6 cars to the Standard Editions garage making 24 cars - considerably less than Ford Racing 3's 55.
The game features team and solo championship modes. Cars and tracks are unlocked as the player wins the championships. The championships require the player to buy cars and repair them after they've been damaged.
Sadly there are NO replays in this game.

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