Sorta

It has a full blown track builder

You can also use community made tracks but only for Time Attacks sadly

Hopefully they release an update later to allow racing with custom tracks

Here's an example of a custom track someone made

I can't really think of any outside whats already been reccomended

Hotwheels Unleashed is pretty badass and features a decent campaign and multiplayer racing aswell as split screen

It's definitely one of my favorite modern racing games

Sucks there's not alot of games that feature bikes anymore and most the older ones don't have servers anymore like Motorstorm

Supposedly the MXGP games are really good if you like dirtbike racing but I haven't tried them

Yes although idk if you can do 1V1 I haven't played much multiplayer

If you're interested I'd checkout r/wreckfest

It has a full campaign aswell as multiplayer

Campain features various racing, derby and special events

Multiplayer wise you can either do racing or demolition derbies

It's essentially old school stock car racing with some twists

It's simmilair to games like Dirt Showdown, Flatout, Eve of Destruction, etc

In terms of vehicles none of them are licensed ofcourse but most of the cars are styled after 1960s-1990s cars. There's also a couple pickup trucks, Vans/SUVs and specialty/fun vehicles like a lawn mower

The vehicles are also customizable including performance upgrades, armor and visual upgrades aswell as paint/decals. You can also tune your vehicles suspension, gear ratio, differential, and brake balance

Wreckfest

Also Scarface

BL is one of those weird franchises where I feel the DLCs stories are considerably better than the mains for the most part

Like for BL1 the Robot Revolution and General Knoxx DLCs are fantastic, BL2 has the Scarlett DLC and Assault on Dragon Keep, TPS with Claptastic Voyage DLC, and BL3 with the Fuster Cluck, Bounty of Blood and Handsome Jackpot DLCs

Zone of the Enders showed it could be done perfectly fine and that was a PS2 game ffs

The fact you said "it's the same game that came out in 2008, just prettier" really shows the fact you have no idea what you're talking about let alone the difference between a remake, remaster, and reboot

Dead Space is a Remake, they took the original game and essentially rebuilt it from the ground up and completely overhauled most everything in it, it's not just a graphical update

A Remaster would be something like Okami HD where they basically just took the base game and updated the resolution

Sable

Wild Arms