Cypress-based Mitsubishi Motors North America Inc. is upping the ante with a virtual test drive of one of its vehicles. The automaker, part of Japan's Mitsubishi Motors Corp., started a marketing campaign for its 2011 Outlander sport utility vehicle that allows people to remotely operate an actual vehicle on a closed course at its headquarters. It's a different take on social media driving games by rival automakers. Irvine-based Mazda North American Operations and Brea-based American Suzuki Motor Corp. have social media games where consumers are able to drive virtual vehicles around courses. Mazda launched "Driverville," a Facebook game, in July. Players drive virtual Mazdas, including the subcompact Mazda2, to win "driver bucks" for virtual products and weekly prizes.