Fast and Furious: Fugitive caught speeding on video

With storylines featuring big fast cars, attractive and often sweaty women, and general macho swagger, the Fast and Furious films are never going to triumph at the Cannes film festival. They are a guilty pleasure, nonetheless.

And such is the suitability of the movies' content for games that the already released Fast and Furious: Tokyo Drift is one of the highest scoring movie tie-ins we've ever reviewed.

It all leaves us with high hopes for Fast and Furious: Fugitive, the next title due on mobile, as does the latest video of the 3D version of the game (see below, or click 'Watch It!' to download it), which looks visually on par with some of the PSOne's racy offerings:

As long as there is tight control and a decent amount of modes and tracks on offer to match the great graphics, Fast and Furious: Fugitive could well raise the bar for mobile racing games when it's released in the UK later this year.

Click 'Track It!' to catch our forthcoming review.