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The handling is sweet and the vehicles are quality to control and with one of the easiest control layouts I have ever seen. Great to control, great to look at and some pretty decent audio tracks. Nothing absolutely amazing so far but none the less a solid title that I am hoping will get better the more I go into it. Will crack on with the Story mode later but for now I just want to get used to different vehicles.
So far so good.
By far the best thing though is offline multiplayer - for the experience and the fact that it's a lot more social. I think it's better to play together with friends and have a laugh, rather than against people on the net that you can't see.
Or...
I can sign onto Xbox LIVE, very little patches of lag, no cheaters, infinitley more fun to play due to reomoving all the boring bits from the PC version and the far superior controller which at first I didn't think would work online but it works superbly.
> PC online gaming is full of beardy nerds and pasty faced hackers. Xbox
> LIVE puts it to shame.
STFU n00b.
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later on the tracks get veeeeery disturbing, im the opposite though, i find wipeout much easier to control but i love both, hehe
Once you play Bob-omb Blast on any of the secret battle stages you'll realise how much fun it is. Plus you can't really say there isn't much to do on 1-player. After doing one cup you can assume there isn't much, but once you really get into it you realise there's a fairly hefty game locked away.