This new DLC pack will cost $12.49/£9.99/€11.49 or is included for no additional charge for owners of the Year One Pass which costs $59.99/£28.99/€34.99 and promises a minimum of 12 new cars and 60 new Career events released across 2021.įinally, the new pack comes with a set of dedicated Trophies/Achievements and adds some for the Energy Content Pack too – something that was missing upon launch. Additional in-game sponsors will be part of these new events in the form of PUMA and OffRoad Xtreme and you’ll be able to unlock new liveries and profile customisation items. The vehicles in DiRT Showdown were perfectly suited to the manic gameplay of the release, so we’re not quite sure how they will fit into DIRT 5, which has a different tone.Īlongside the four new cars are 25 fresh events within an Uproar Career section. Meanwhile, the Jackson Adventurer is a dirt-racing off-road trophy truck and the Jackson Eulogy is, quite simply, a hearse. The Zenden Cup is going to be part of the Rally Cross class and it looks like a small European hot hatch. The Duke Coupe is a bonkers US-style hot rod, with a low roofline, retro curves and massive exhaust pipes – except, it works on dirt too and not just asphalt.
For those who didn’t, well here are some new cars anyway. The four vehicles aren’t of the licensed variety, but they will bring back some happy memories for those who played the original game. Check in at after the weekday market closes to see which stocks make the countdown.The Uproar Content Pack adds four cars into DIRT 5 that originally appeared in DiRT Showdown – fully remastered and using the DIRT 5 physics engine, of course. Our top 10 ASX 200 shares countdown is a recurring end-of-day summary to let you know which companies were making big moves on the day. Silver Lake Resources Limited ( ASX: SLR) Today’s biggest gains were made by these ASX shares: ASX-listed companyįortescue Metals Group Limited ( ASX: FMG) Rumours the company could be considering spinning out its lithium business likely drove its share price higher today. The biggest gain on the ASX 200 on Friday came from materials share Mineral Resources Limited ( ASX: MIN). But which stocks outperformed? Keep reading to find out.
On the other end of the stick, the S&P/ASX 200 Consumer Staples Index (ASX: XSJ) posted a 1.2% fall while the S&P/ASX 200 Real Estate Index (ASX: XRE) slumped 0.8%.Īll in all, five of the ASX 200’s 11 sectors closed higher today. The Brent crude oil price lifted 1.3% to US$89.15 a barrel while the US Nymex crude oil price increased 2% to US$83.54 a barrel. The S&P/ASX 200 Energy Index (ASX: XEJ) also rose 1.1% alongside oil prices. Gold futures, however, slipped 0.4% to US$1,720.20 an ounce. Iron ore futures lifted 3% overnight to reach US$100.09 a tonne while the price of copper rose 3.9% and that of nickel gained 0.9%. The S&P/ASX 200 Materials Index (ASX: XMJ) led the index with a 3.3% improvement amid higher commodity prices. It lifted 0.66% to end Friday’s session at 6,894.20 points. The S&P/ASX 200 Index (ASX: XJO) posted its highest close of September so far today.
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