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THE GOOD:
+ The number of cars you can get + The driving + Manufacturer events THE BAD: SUMMARY:
THE GOOD:
Soundtrack, graphics. The cars featured on this game are all realistic. THE BAD: SUMMARY:
THE GOOD:
More cars than the original Rally races and cars Tests and licences have to be passed and acquired to compete in certain races Arcade mode for when you just want a quick race THE BAD: SUMMARY:
THE GOOD:
Just about everything: <br>-The sheer selection of cars - it justifies the use of two discs.<br>-Gameplay variation. You can throw on lots of performance-increasing upgrades and set up the suspension, transmission, and other things to adjust the car to your driving style.<br>-Appearance and sound. For a game made for PS1 and released in 2000, this game is extremely appealing to the senses.<br>-Skill-building. This isn't <i>Cruisin' USA</i>. You need genuine skill to compete in this game's fairly accurate physics model. And suspension and transmission setup isn't something you can just make up - only game experience can teach you the ways of tuning. THE BAD:
THE GOOD:
Cars - This game has a whole variety of cars. The variety includes: American, Italian, French, British, German, and Japanese cars. The good thing about these cars is that you can buy them for example at 300HP, when you have enough money you can tune it up a lot higher. Mark out of 20 = 20 Tracks - This game has one of the most enthuisiastic tracks I have ever met, from High-Speed tracks to Rally tracks, the variety is just unbeleivable. Mark out of 20 = 18 Graphics - For a Playstation One Racing game, this game has one of the best graphics I have ever seen, although the Rally tracks may seem a bit blurry the RoadRacing tracks make up for it. Mark out of 20 = 20 THE BAD: Music - There are only a few good tracks in this game, and whoever thinks music does affect the game should re-think on buying it. The game does have a lot of Music Sound tracks, but they are just too(ooo) boring. Mark out of 20 = 5 Skill - Ah, now on to the real part. Unlike all the racing games...
THE GOOD:
Cars - This game has a whole variety of cars. The variety includes: American, Italian, French, British, German, and Japanese cars. The good thing about these cars is that you can buy them for example at 300HP, when you have enough money you can tune it up a lot higher. Mark out of 20 = 20 Tracks - This game has one of the most enthuisiastic tracks I have ever met, from High-Speed tracks to Rally tracks, the variety is just unbeleivable. Mark out of 20 = 18 Graphics - For a Playstation One Racing game, this game has one of the best graphics I have ever seen, although the Rally tracks may seem a bit blurry the RoadRacing tracks make up for it. Mark out of 20 = 20 THE BAD:
THE GOOD:
Everything, style, graphics, a lot of cars, a lot of game modes, good techniques, good simulation. THE BAD: SUMMARY:
This is one of the best games for the Playstation. It allowed you to buy a huge amount of authentic cars and soup them to unheard of levels, which may not always be a good thing (light cars lift off of the track and spin out, cars with outrageous amounts of horsepower will just spin their tires). You race in differnt events to get money, but the AI is not always the smartest. Once you get enough money this game is a cinch to beat. In real life cars do not go that fast. But thats part of this games appeal.
There are such exotic cars as the Exige (called the Motorsport Elise for some reason) and the F1. You can trick these cars out to near light-speed, but you would have to spend some time at it, as winning money is a little easier once you've played the game. And you get a lot of money for first place. So this is a simple game to understand; get whoop-ass cars and make them better by making them lighter, giving them more horses, better tires, etcetera. It is a great...
THE GOOD:
Great physic, great sound, nice tracks THE BAD: SUMMARY:
THE GOOD:
lots of cool cars to tune THE BAD: SUMMARY: Lowest Prices |
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