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I like your review and I bought the game myself recently. I have to say that the only motivator in this game is to get new cars. Crashing really never gets old - as you say yourself - however, the arcade steering does and level design often sucks when you crash the invisible sprite corners of walls.
I thought Paradise was amazing for a bit until the novelty wore off and I started craving the properly-constructed courses of Burnout 3. The insanity of an open world and no predictions of what'll happen is fun, but actually racing through it is less so. I do really like the seamless online intergration, though.
1. This review is fantastic.
2. Your pissed, at 5am. I'm jealous at your literary skills at that hour.
3. That demotivator made me piss myself laughing, embarrassment ensued.
4. Look forward to more buddy, well done!
-JB
2. Your pissed, at 5am. I'm jealous at your literary skills at that hour.
3. That demotivator made me piss myself laughing, embarrassment ensued.
4. Look forward to more buddy, well done!
-JB
I'd say it's more of a sandbox than a racing game. For me the fun was mostly in exploring, just driving aimlessly and crashing through any yellow gates or red billboards that i could find.
It let itself down on the events though. Aggression is the only one that works because it lets you drive wherever you want and the action follows. Stunts however just plonk you in a random location and tell you to look around for ramps and with races it seems you either get lost or switch to your map every 10 seconds.
Stunt runs and races can be fun, it just seems like they're sticking to the open world thing a bit too much. Games like NFS manage to be open world but still closed off a circuit when you were racing, that works a lot better.
It let itself down on the events though. Aggression is the only one that works because it lets you drive wherever you want and the action follows. Stunts however just plonk you in a random location and tell you to look around for ramps and with races it seems you either get lost or switch to your map every 10 seconds.
Stunt runs and races can be fun, it just seems like they're sticking to the open world thing a bit too much. Games like NFS manage to be open world but still closed off a circuit when you were racing, that works a lot better.
Thanks, after 13 years of school at least i can show something offCrafterMan said:
.I do plan to more later, maybe a cross review of Saints Row 2 and GTAIV of which i am both getting into a lot now. (yes old games, but if got the time now :/)