If the PC version is suppose to be $34.99 as this page says then what's the point of buying the $39.99 PS2 version?
Test Drive Unlimited gold
Development complete on Atari's latest racing game for PC and PS2; PC version to be made available to download online.
Two more versions of Test Drive Unlimited have been shipped off today, the PlayStation 2 and PC formats. Both will be shipped to stores on March 20, although the PC format version will be available two weeks earlier for digital download, starting today.
The PlayStation Portable version of the game is also expected to be completed at the end of this month, and the three new formats will join the Xbox 360 version, which was released in September 2006.
Test Drive Unlimited is the latest installment in the Test Drive series and features more than 125 licensed cars and motorcycles racing through the mean streets of Hawaiian island Oahu. For more information on the game, check out GameSpot's review of the Xbox 360 edition.
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Test Drive Unlimited Review

It's not as unlimited as its subtitle suggests, and it has a pervasively aimless feel, but Test Drive Unlimited still creates a fun, leisurely world to drive in.
- Sep 7, 2006
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