As part of the build-up for the launch of GRID 2, Codemasters and guys from RaceNet and made this one hour video explaining all you may want to know about the multiplayer experience of the game. Back in the day mutiplayer means a split screen for you and your buddy. But GRID 2 has an online mode that allows up to 12 players race each other at the same time.

The multiplayer mode is as thorough as the single player with all the races, tracks and cars available. Game modes include Race (Including LiveRoutes), Endurance, Drift, Touge, Checkpoint, Face Off, Time Attack. Global Challenge events also includes Overtake and Power Lap. Payers can also modify their cars.

Another awesome feature of GRID 2 is RaceNet:

RaceNet, Codemasters’ free online browser-based extension which tracks players’ races, rivals and rewards, launches fully with GRID 2 and is the beating heart of the game’s multiplayer mode. RaceNet will go far beyond visualizing progress in-game and will provide players with new objectives, rivals and rewards for progress. Players can also track community stats, leaderboards and participate in weekly Global Challenge events. RaceNet can be accessed on a player’s desktop, tablet or mobile device and will have dedicated apps set to release around launch.