It is widely known that I bought the original PlayStation for one game and one game only: Gran Turismo, the grand daddy of the modern console racers. GT had licensed cars, licensed tracks, and licensed…well everything. Above all it was beautiful and realistic. Well, I guess if one considers slamming a ’67 Corvette head on into a wall and having
Street Racing Syndicate (SRS) is one of the last remaining mementos of falling developer 3DO who closed their doors after running into financial trouble. The game is just the latest in import racers capped off by Rockstar’s Midnight Club series and EA’s Need for Speed: Underground. With the ever growing number of games entering the genre (with at least half
For all of you that saw The Fast and the Furious, good for you, you saw a great movie that has nothing to do with it’s stupidly titled sequel, 2 Fast 2 Furious. It seems that every letter of the alphabet included in a movie’s title costs distributors money, maybe there isn’t a premium on numbers, yet. Regardless of the
As I’m sure you have heard by now, NASCAR Racing 2003 Season will be Papyrus’ final NASCAR Racing game and I couldn’t be more excited, overjoyed, and disappointed at the same time than I am right now. I’m excited to have a chance to play the latest version in the long running series, I’m overjoyed that the game turned out
Following in the footsteps of the San Francisco Rush series, Terminal Reality’s 4×4 Evolution is a game for the redneck, a game for the nature lover, and a game for the hardcore gamer. Causal gamers need not apply when it comes to 4×4 Evolution, because if you despise games like Sega GT and Gran Turismo, you won’t like 4×4 Evo
Rolling Start! Daytona USA is back and better than ever as the high octane, powersliding-racing title comes home to the Sega Dreamcast in grand fashion. Boasting 11 vehicles, awesome new tracks, as well everything from the classic arcade game, Daytona makes a gigantic splash in the pool that is the Dreamcast racers. Aside from a few minor problems in the
Ladies and Gentlemen start your engines, because there is a new NASCAR game in town, and it really gets the motor running. Hasbro has sat on the sidelines and watched Electronic Arts and Sierra take the NASCAR market to new levels (both up and down). For the most part both companies have done a respectable job in creating NASCAR games,
This review is dedicated to the memory of Dale Earnhardt, Sr. Having recently played and reviewed NASCAR Heat by Hasbro Interactive, I have a clean basis to compare these two titles for this review. Last year I named NASCAR Heat the best NASCAR game to be released on the PC platform. It seems that a new king has risen in
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