10 Video Game Cover Mistakes You Won't Believe
3. Drive Club - That Doesn't Sound Sanitary
The main thrust behind racing game Driveclub was its multiplayer. Players joined clubs, customizing their drivers and cars, to compete against other clubs in various races and challenges across the globe. It was as much a game as it was a platform for racing fans to gather and socialize.
However, we don't think developer Evolution Studios intended for the degree of socializing recommended by this error on the box.
As you'll see, the box states, "Race in hundreds of offline and online players." It seems clear that some wires got crossed here and it was supposed to read, either: "Race in hundreds of offline and online races" or, "Race with/against hundreds of offline and online players."
It's a prime example of how a small error in syntax can change the meaning of a sentence entirely, transforming a basic box quote into a truly heroic feat of sexual conquest.