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Pure Xbox 360
$15.00 to $30.00
Designed by the speed fanatics who have brought gamers such hits as ATV Off-Road Fury and MotoGP, Pure is the new racing phenomenon that gives gamers the raw thrills of off-road, extreme quad racing. Expect big air, ballsy tricks, mass-crush online play for up to 16 racers, and no end to the mayhem.
| MPN | 712725005450 |
| Publisher | Disney Interactive | Genre | Racing / Driving | ESRB Rating | E - (Everyone) |
| Output Signal Supported | 1080i • 1080p • 720p | HDTV Support | HDTV Support | Audio Support | Dolby Digital 5.1 | Online | Online Gaming Support | ESRB Descriptor | Mild Violence | Memory Support | With Memory Support | Max. Number Of Players | 1 |
| Release Date | September, 2008 | UPC | 8717418177157 |
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