Yes that’s true. According to various reports out there, you can complete the single player in two friggin’ hours. Just when we thought publishers try to skimp on content and release it via DLC, this happens. It’s not a circuit racer, mind you. But still, any single player component that features a 2 hours SP is inexcusable.

The funny thing is, Black Rock studios spent 3 years making this game. Three years! You will get two hours of unique content here, but as I mentioned earlier, if you’re going to spend $60 bucks on this. You better reconsider your decision.

It took this guy 14 minutes to clear stage 1, and there are 10 stages in total. So, do the maths. So what do you think about this development? There are obviously other things here though. EA’s innovative Autolog feature returns and it also contains a MP mode.

Will you pay for a two hour game? Or do you demand more content in your racing games? Tell us in the comments section below.

The listing says: “Black Rock Studio, a Disney Interactive Studio, is currently looking for an experienced Technical Art Director to join the team who are developing an unannounced game on Xbox 360 & PS3.”

The candidates should have “a strong passion and expert knowledge for games of all genres but particularly in the Racing and driving genres” according to the listing.

We scored Split/Second an 8.0/10, and definitely hope this is a sequel to the game, which not only improves upon the faults of the predecessor, but adds some tweaks of its own into the mix as well.

The following trailer shows off a feature called ‘power play’, which allows drivers to crash opponents by altering the track in a variety of ways.

Here is the video, enjoy:

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