It won't win a single prize for innovation or originality, but if you're after an easy and largely accessible arcade racer, you could actually do a lot worse than to check out Avalanche Software's new Pixar-themed tie-in.
At least, that's the impression we got from playing Cars 3: Driven to Win, a game that's surprisingly solid all things considered. The tipping point came when companies realised that they could make as much from the games as they could from the films, and that's when they started to take them more seriously. The days of getting routinely awful movie tie-in video games are starting to ease off, it would seem.
