Games Review: Driving Theory Training

DS, Atari, £19.99

Saturday 30 August 2008 00:00 BST

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It's not exactly Forza, but this new DS title should help would-be drivers get behind the real wheel.

Based on the driving theory test and the Highway Code, it has a wide selection of questions, plus some mini-games to lighten the load of learning. Using the DS as a learning tool is a clever broadening of the gaming market, but this offering lacks polish, and while it will no doubt help with theory test revision, it's a fairly expensive way of getting on the road.

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Games Review: Driving Theory Training

DS, Atari, £19.99

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