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Well we're all looking forward to Friday. PS2 lovers, in case you didn't realise, its the release of Mario Kart Double Dash. Now I never come over to this forum but I just wanted to say that even you MUST be looking forward to playing this game! Dont deny it now!
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Insane Bartender wrote:
> El Pinko wrote:
> Yea but it lacks excitement in most arena's and the battle mode has
> been TRASHED.
Four player is great!
> El Pinko wrote:
> Yea but it lacks excitement in most arena's and the battle mode has
> been TRASHED.
Four player is great!
El Pinko wrote:
> Yea but it lacks excitement in most arena's and the battle mode has
> been TRASHED.
True, battle mode is unimpressive. Give me the original upgraded to have fur players at once any day.
> Yea but it lacks excitement in most arena's and the battle mode has
> been TRASHED.
True, battle mode is unimpressive. Give me the original upgraded to have fur players at once any day.
There is a 'master' password for the PS2 parental lock feature, but I don't know what it is. Has anyone got their PS2 manual handy?
Lemon 24/7 wrote:
> i havent played it but ive seen it played and although it does have a
> similar style to games like Crash Team Racing its graphics are way
> better and the play looks more exciting.
No it doesn't. Games like Crash Team Racing are similar to Mario Kart. In the words of Coca-Cola, it was the first, original and best.
GET IT RIGHT.
;D
> i havent played it but ive seen it played and although it does have a
> similar style to games like Crash Team Racing its graphics are way
> better and the play looks more exciting.
No it doesn't. Games like Crash Team Racing are similar to Mario Kart. In the words of Coca-Cola, it was the first, original and best.
GET IT RIGHT.
;D
I don't think you can. That happened with me, but I got a new one, i think.
howdy i got a ps2 from a friend and it has a parental lock on it how do i take it off without knowing the password
i havent played it but ive seen it played and although it does have a similar style to games like Crash Team Racing its graphics are way better and the play looks more exciting.
Playstations on their way out! GCs are in!
Playstations on their way out! GCs are in!
Double Dash is very good. It's not pants, but it's not great either. You made a bit of a c*ck-up (why can't I say co*k?) starting this topic N64 man.
El Pinko wrote:
> I have to say, I played Double dash, for a good hour, gave it a fair
> chance and my verdit is "pants". Nothing compared to the
> N64 version, they've wrecked battle, come up with crapy mapes and
> generally ruined a classic.
You CANNOT say an hour is giving a game a fair chance! You have to play it for several hours, with mates on multiplayer, and then decide! You WILL love this game. NO DOUBT!
> I have to say, I played Double dash, for a good hour, gave it a fair
> chance and my verdit is "pants". Nothing compared to the
> N64 version, they've wrecked battle, come up with crapy mapes and
> generally ruined a classic.
You CANNOT say an hour is giving a game a fair chance! You have to play it for several hours, with mates on multiplayer, and then decide! You WILL love this game. NO DOUBT!
El Pinko wrote:
> I have to say, I played Double dash, for a good hour, gave it a fair
> chance and my verdit is "pants". Nothing compared to the
> N64 version, they've wrecked battle, come up with crapy mapes and
> generally ruined a classic.
I kind of thought that after a small amount of play, but after playing more than an hour, it grew on me.
Forget the battle modes, it's the two-player Grand Prix bit that really rules.
> I have to say, I played Double dash, for a good hour, gave it a fair
> chance and my verdit is "pants". Nothing compared to the
> N64 version, they've wrecked battle, come up with crapy mapes and
> generally ruined a classic.
I kind of thought that after a small amount of play, but after playing more than an hour, it grew on me.
Forget the battle modes, it's the two-player Grand Prix bit that really rules.
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