Destruction Derby 2

Imagine a world in which human beings are indestructible, and motor cars cost 50p each. Now there's an idea for a film. Or, for that matter, a game. Say 'hello' to our exclusive demo version of Destruction Derby 2. It's time to don your driving leathers and swerve around like a raging psychopath as Psygnosis deliver the followup to their popular stock car racing game.

The original game suffered from courses that were a little flat and repetitive - whereas this hi-octane sequel features twisty rolling tracks, replete with nightmarish ramps that toss your car into the air with the same carefree abandon Godzilla inevitably displays each time he encounters a packed Tokyo commuter train. Bits of cars flying all over the shop is the watchword here; at times it's like driving through a scrapyard during a large explosion. A right-old smash-up and no mistake.

In this demo you've got a single level to bomb around - the full release offers far, far more in the way of courses, options, cars and playing modes. Sadly, though, there's no sign of a level where you get to knock Phil Collins down at 97mph, then reverse over his head again and again and again. Maybe in DD3?