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I'll admit it. I laughed.
Apparently the GC version of Burnout is superior to the PS2 version.
Although I just think the game is crap full stop.
Luckily I bought it cheap 2nd Hand.
Although I just think the game is crap full stop.
Luckily I bought it cheap 2nd Hand.
Meka Dragon wrote:
> Don't crash then! ;op
Oh, har bloody har!
> Wasn't half the point of the game supposed to be the stunning crashes
> though? Not that I plan to get it or anything!
Supposedly, yes. And they are spectacular. But after a while, you get the feeling (well, I did) when a crash isn't too bad, that you'd like to turn off the replays and have the opportunity try and control the car, recover and keep going.
The crashes are basically a novelty aspect that soon wears thin.
> Don't crash then! ;op
Oh, har bloody har!
> Wasn't half the point of the game supposed to be the stunning crashes
> though? Not that I plan to get it or anything!
Supposedly, yes. And they are spectacular. But after a while, you get the feeling (well, I did) when a crash isn't too bad, that you'd like to turn off the replays and have the opportunity try and control the car, recover and keep going.
The crashes are basically a novelty aspect that soon wears thin.
WòókieeMøn§†€® wrote:
>
> Had it on PS2. To be honest, I wouldn't bother with it. It's fun to
> start off with, but rapidly becomes tedious. Stopping the action
> after every crash for an instant replay becomes annoying very quickly.
Don't crash then! ;op
Wasn't half the point of the game supposed to be the stunning crashes though? Not that I plan to get it or anything!
>
> Had it on PS2. To be honest, I wouldn't bother with it. It's fun to
> start off with, but rapidly becomes tedious. Stopping the action
> after every crash for an instant replay becomes annoying very quickly.
Don't crash then! ;op
Wasn't half the point of the game supposed to be the stunning crashes though? Not that I plan to get it or anything!
Meka Dragon wrote:
> Super Monkey Ball is great.
That it is. And I only played a sub-game! :-)
> Apparently Burnout's a decent racer
Had it on PS2. To be honest, I wouldn't bother with it. It's fun to start off with, but rapidly becomes tedious. Stopping the action after every crash for an instant replay becomes annoying very quickly.
> Super Monkey Ball is great.
That it is. And I only played a sub-game! :-)
> Apparently Burnout's a decent racer
Had it on PS2. To be honest, I wouldn't bother with it. It's fun to start off with, but rapidly becomes tedious. Stopping the action after every crash for an instant replay becomes annoying very quickly.
Craw wrote:
> So what happened to the 'masses' of release titles on the GC? Or were
> the only worth games to buy Luigi's, Wave Race and Rogue
> Squadron/Leader/Mouse?
Super Monkey Ball is great. Apparently Burnout's a decent racer, Bloody Roar a decent beat 'em up, Tony Hawks 3 is a decent version of the multiformat title. ISS is as good as the other ISS games. But how many games do you need?
> So what happened to the 'masses' of release titles on the GC? Or were
> the only worth games to buy Luigi's, Wave Race and Rogue
> Squadron/Leader/Mouse?
Super Monkey Ball is great. Apparently Burnout's a decent racer, Bloody Roar a decent beat 'em up, Tony Hawks 3 is a decent version of the multiformat title. ISS is as good as the other ISS games. But how many games do you need?
So what happened to the 'masses' of release titles on the GC? Or were the only worth games to buy Luigi's, Wave Race and Rogue Squadron/Leader/Mouse?
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