When I first bought this game, I thought to myself, "Chrysler is a car dealership so if they make a video game, it'll be legit." This was not the case when I actually tried it out. I'll note that the graphics aren't that bad and they're actually quite colourful, but this game is best left to very young children who don't care about how great the game is and just want something entertaining to do. The reason why I am doubtful of Chrysler as a game developer is because they don't really know what the heck they are doing when it comes to a game with quality.

Inside the game, the first thing I noticed is that there are no female characters for players to choose from, even when there are female characters on the packaging of the game itself. The upgrades that you can get for your car don't have any detail, and I'll admit they're a little confusing and the upgrade menu isn't well organized. Actually playing the game is frustrating because controlling the car is so difficult because its very sensitive. The car kept running into things at the slightest touch of the Wii remote or the Nunchuk, and you're guaranteed to finish as "unqualified" on your first ten tries. Only buy it if you're planning to fart around with an amateur game. Stick to Need For Speed games!