It's been two months since you guys feasted your eyes on the PSP trailer video for Empire Interactive's upcoming racing title, Ford Racing Off Road. That particular video might have left you guys wanting more, but today's update will fill you up just right with the Tracks Trailer. Catch the clip after the jump!

Henry Ford was certainly a great visionary during his time, but we wonder what he would've thought if he had known that certain 4WD vehicles would bear his name and be part of a racing game many years later - Ford Racing Off Road, to be exact. While Ford may no longer be able to watch this little video that Empire Interactive has cooked up, you certainly can. It's waiting for you in the full article, right after the jump.

Ford Racing Off Road. The title says it all really. Ford Racing Off Road is the latest installment to the Ford video game franchise from Empire Interactive. Read more in the full article.

The last few iterations of the Ford video game franchise enjoyed moderate successes in the market. But a lot of people argue that the series is still lacking that one defining title that will establish Ford's foothold in the racing genre. Empire Interactive is planning to change all that as it announced Ford Off Road for the PSP, PS2, and PC.

Compared to the previous titles, one of the more interesting changes to Ford Off Road is that the licensed vehicles in the game are now allowed to get dirty and receive body damage. Empire simply explained that the car companies have "relaxed" their laws a bit on this matter.

There are still no specific details as to how many vehicles will be available this time but Empire Interactive mentioned that there will be more than 24 tracks spanning across various environments like mountains, forests and deserts. Some of the race modes will include Time Trial and Show Me The Money. The main campaign will last a regular player for about 15 hours.

Curiously, Empire Interactive wasn't able to furnish any information regarding the multiplayer mode for the PC version. PlayStation Portable players need not worry on that aspect as the company mentioned that six players can race it out in one go using the handheld's Wi-Fi connection.

Ford Off Road is expected to come out this November.