Burningleviathan
Norm Smith Medallist
- Joined
- Apr 27, 2007
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- Location
- Adelaide
- AFL Club
- Port Adelaide
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- Dallas Cowboys, Houston Rockets
The grid demo made itself on to the market place this week. i was looking forward to hopefully gettinga decent arcardey racing game. There are a few good points to the game. Graphics look pretty good, the AI is good. The menus look pretty sweet. You also get voice recognition ofr your name. It's kind of cool to have your name (adam in miy case) being uttered to you by your pit crew and the like.
Unfortunetly the game breaks down where it needs to be at it's best. The control of the cars is terrrible. The game was made by the people who made dirt and they seem to have used the same car dynamics to this game. Unfortunetely one is a rally car game and one is not
Having Touring cars drifting around bends is not my idea of a good game. While i'm not looking for a heap of realisim in this game, having a car turn like a touring car should be too much to ask for. The drift race also had it's problems. It doesn't seem to pick up when you are drifting particularly well. When you compare it to NFS or Juiced 2 it comes up short. The muscle cars also seem to steer a little too lightly.
So no racing game for me again. Hopefully Midnight Club can give me something decent as far as an arcadey racing game goes.
I wouldn't recommend it at all
I'm really starting to get annoyed with the lack of semi decent racing games though. Forza 2 is good for a sim but somettimes you just want a little fun. the NFS francise turned to crap and Burnout took away crash mode and two player split screen which was the best things about it. I just a racing game. Pretty straight forward. The one game i envy PS3 owners over is the F1 title. Just driving a car around a decent track and mark Webber actually winning something would be a blast. Hopefully we can get another supercar title or microsoft actually getting it's hands on the F1 license (IIRC it ends with PS this year).
Unfortunetly the game breaks down where it needs to be at it's best. The control of the cars is terrrible. The game was made by the people who made dirt and they seem to have used the same car dynamics to this game. Unfortunetely one is a rally car game and one is not
Having Touring cars drifting around bends is not my idea of a good game. While i'm not looking for a heap of realisim in this game, having a car turn like a touring car should be too much to ask for. The drift race also had it's problems. It doesn't seem to pick up when you are drifting particularly well. When you compare it to NFS or Juiced 2 it comes up short. The muscle cars also seem to steer a little too lightly.So no racing game for me again. Hopefully Midnight Club can give me something decent as far as an arcadey racing game goes.
I wouldn't recommend it at all
I'm really starting to get annoyed with the lack of semi decent racing games though. Forza 2 is good for a sim but somettimes you just want a little fun. the NFS francise turned to crap and Burnout took away crash mode and two player split screen which was the best things about it. I just a racing game. Pretty straight forward. The one game i envy PS3 owners over is the F1 title. Just driving a car around a decent track and mark Webber actually winning something would be a blast. Hopefully we can get another supercar title or microsoft actually getting it's hands on the F1 license (IIRC it ends with PS this year).






