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This thread has been linked to the game 'Burnout 2'.
Got it the other day.....
.....FANTASTIC!
WOOOOOOOOO!
.....FANTASTIC!
WOOOOOOOOO!
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Parr wrote:
> It shall be my next purchase, come on cheaques, clear damn it
and mine
> It shall be my next purchase, come on cheaques, clear damn it
and mine
It shall be my next purchase, come on cheaques, clear damn it
So, it's not just me then - the car-handling has changed?
I thought so!
It doesn't feel quite-the-same, or as-good, does it...
I thought so!
It doesn't feel quite-the-same, or as-good, does it...
Its definately not as challenging as the original, and I miss something about the handling of the cars in the original that hasnt made it into the second one, the turbos are far too easy to gain in burnout2 as well, when you got yourself a turbo in the original you felt well proud of yourself..
The only real flaw is that its a little easy.
Absolute great game though, you'll still play it after completing it since like most racers, it has replay value. Its always good for a quick blast as well.
Absolute great game though, you'll still play it after completing it since like most racers, it has replay value. Its always good for a quick blast as well.
Burnout 2: Point of Impact is undoubtabley the best race your money can buy on your GameCube!
The original Burnout was rather short, but I don't really see how this one is 'much'-longer...
Sure, there are more things to do, but I'm sure there are roughly the same number of Championship races and Grand Prixs to win - only with slightly longer tracks.
Surprisingly, after loving the original, I got bored of this superb-sequel only a fortnight after I'd got it!
Maybe it's because I was too-good, and found myself dusting-off each challenge with too-much ease?
Yes, 'so-good', I've almost got all-Golds on the 30 Crash Junctions! :P
It was hardly the most-challenging of racers, now, was it...!
The original Burnout was rather short, but I don't really see how this one is 'much'-longer...
Sure, there are more things to do, but I'm sure there are roughly the same number of Championship races and Grand Prixs to win - only with slightly longer tracks.
Surprisingly, after loving the original, I got bored of this superb-sequel only a fortnight after I'd got it!
Maybe it's because I was too-good, and found myself dusting-off each challenge with too-much ease?
Yes, 'so-good', I've almost got all-Golds on the 30 Crash Junctions! :P
It was hardly the most-challenging of racers, now, was it...!
I've got widescreen and Zelda, Metroid and Wrestlemania 18(the games I got after I got my widescreen) both work fine on it.
Burnout 2 resolution was poorer through my widescreen - I assumed an RGB SCART would improve it though.
Is that on a projection Tv??
SOme TVs sem to blur the image.
I don't know why, I noticed it while playing on my mates home cinema.
I don't know why, I noticed it while playing on my mates home cinema.
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