The latest patch released, measuring 3.96 MB, updates the game to version 1.6.6 and, in addition to fixing some bugs, introduces a multiplayer mode to the game. Notably, a year after the game's release, during development of the second instalment, Synetic GmbH placed several additional vehicles (Slipstream V8, SandHopper, Mercedes-Benz Racing Truck) on the public domain, which the user can add to the game at their discretion. Mercedes-Benz World Racing was eventually released on 20 March 2003 in a version for the Xbox console and a few months later, on 19 September, on the other announced gaming platforms. The demo includes one track from the full version, Hockenheimring, and four Mercedes-Benz models to drive - the SLK 230 Kompressor, G500, A 190 Twin and 300SL. In September of the same year, players had the opportunity to download a demo version of World Racing for PC. These included showing some of the locations and vehicles and demonstrating the ability to freely explore the map by 'driving off' the race track right during the competition. In 2003, after the game's release on the Xbox, the developers posted several trailers on the Internet that showed off various gameplay aspects. In December 2002, the developers clarified that, with a slight delay regarding the Xbox version, Mercedes-Benz World Racing would be released on other platforms, including Microsoft Windows and the PlayStation 2 and GameCube game consoles. Initially, it was announced that the game was being developed exclusively for the Xbox console.

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