If you've been having a serious case of road rage lately, then have no fear. Sega just might have the proper cure to help curb those impulsive driving habits. Sega introduces the latest in the long line of off-road racing sims for you to take out your driving frustrations on with Sega Rally Revo.

The team at QJ.NET is proud to drive alongside racing fans as we walk everyone through the demo of the game we downloaded from the PlayStation Network for the PS3. For those of you who are still unsure whether Sega Rally Revo is worth the US$ 60, we're here to give the lowdown on both the good and the bad of this arcade racing sim.

Super Off-Road Challenge

Let me start off by saying: trust me, your car will get dirty. Following the same vein as its previous iterations, Sega Rally Revo takes players through a wild ride of both off-road and on-road challenges designed to test your driving prowess to the limit.

To say that this isn't a game for Sunday drivers is an understatement. Because the game takes its roots from the arcade, players can expect this racer to be as fast-paced and adrenalin-rushed as its arcade counterpart.

It's not to say that this racing sim isn't realistic, however. The developers from SEGA Racing Studio took a lot of painstaking detail in creating the realistic modelling effects of the terrain and how it can affect your car's performance.

The demo features two courses, the Canyon and the Tropical course, and both contain unique terrain effects which can drastically change the way you handle your vehicle. After plowing through the Tropical course with mud sticking to your car's tires, you'll definitely feel the effects as the race goes on.

Also, I was pleasantly surprised to find out just how flexible the damage collision feature on the scenery was actually accurate. After missing a sharp turn on the same Tropical course earlier, I was able to plow through an entire wooden fence on the off-side of the track and crossed the finished line with planks of wood still sticking to the hood of my car.