Total Immersion Racing shipped in 2002 from Empire Interactive, developed by Razorworks, the same UK studio behind the Formula One racing titles for PlayStation. The game featured licensed cars from Bentley, Panoz, and other real-world manufacturers competing on authentic endurance circuits, with AI opponents that tracked your driving behavior across races. This copy comes complete in the original big box with the game disc, full manual, and an original GameStop receipt from Miracle Mile Drive, Rochester, NY, priced at $9.99. The disc surface shows no visible scratches. The box corners show light wear but the overall presentation reads nearly new. The price tag on the front reads $29.99, reflecting the original retail window. Razorworks built the game engine to support up to 24 cars simultaneously on track, a technical achievement for the era. A tight, complete example of an overlooked early 2000s PC racing title.