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Oh baby. Polish my balls and serve me a milkshake- can this game look any better?
Go to xbox.ign.com then the PGR 2 screens and then the latest images.
Christmas will be good this year.
Go to xbox.ign.com then the PGR 2 screens and then the latest images.
Christmas will be good this year.
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Oh baby. Polish my balls and serve me a milkshake- can this game look any better?
Go to xbox.ign.com then the PGR 2 screens and then the latest images.
Christmas will be good this year.
Go to xbox.ign.com then the PGR 2 screens and then the latest images.
Christmas will be good this year.
Its going to be shweet! Looking forward to it more than GT4 and Mario Kart put together. I can't wait to see the full rendered environments as they were the only graphical let down with the first PGR. What makes it such a fantastic series is how fun it is to play and providing the keep the variety with cone challenges, one on one races etc I will be picking this up on the day of release.
But 8 new cities!
Hell yea.
Hell yea.
Providing they haven't gone for quantity over quality it will be one of the best games this year for me.
*tries to look disinterested*
Would have been better had it been Glasgow instead of Edinburgh.
But still it's MSR3! Woohoo!!eleven
Would have been better had it been Glasgow instead of Edinburgh.
But still it's MSR3! Woohoo!!eleven
Well yea I have the quantity/quality fear too but i'm sure it'll all come good. None of the original cities(london, tokyo etc) will feature in the sequal apparantly although they would be good unlockables I think. The only other fear I have is the pace of the game. PGR started a bit slow with the rubbish cars, hopefully the sequal will have a good sensation of speed right from the start.
I'm not sure I can be bothered grinding through another 'MSR' game. I've find them a little on the clinical side, if you know what I mean... Addictive, but for the wrong reasons -
I have no idea what you're on about mate.
How could a game be addictive for the wrong reasons? It looks (the cars at least) and sound amazing and its fantastic fun to play. Where does the "wrong" part step in?
Mantis wrote:
> I have no idea what you're on about mate.
Well, one example: the cities, they've recreated the exact streets, buildings, landmarks etc, but they feel like ghost towns, mainly because there's no people there. Wouldn't it be better if there were crowds lining the streets giving you the impression that the races were real? Seeing that PGR is a game attempting to recreate realism.
> I have no idea what you're on about mate.
Well, one example: the cities, they've recreated the exact streets, buildings, landmarks etc, but they feel like ghost towns, mainly because there's no people there. Wouldn't it be better if there were crowds lining the streets giving you the impression that the races were real? Seeing that PGR is a game attempting to recreate realism.
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