Sentences with phrase «arcade racers»

With GRAN TURISMO, arcade racers and simulation racers can stop the feuding and live in peace.

The satisfaction you get from fragging another opponent is fantastic and the level of competition online is intense; but what makes Unbounded stand above many other arcade racers is the track creation system that allows you to share your custom tracks with others.

It plays out very much like many other arcade racers but the difference here is that power is required in order to frag opponents or smash through walls which some open up short cuts.

Everyone has their favourite racing games series, from old - school arcade racers like OutRun, Burnout and...

Simply put, there remain some better arcade racers on the market as Split - Second and Burnout Revenge are just two that come to mind that offer up a better overall experience.

Horizon Chase Turbo may recapture some of the charm from arcade racers of the past, but not enough is done to make it feel like a fun revival.

Though scalable and intuitive, the handling takes a little getting used to if you've been playing a lot of arcade racers, seeing as cars actually handle as they do in real life as opposed to just plugging raw data into the physics engine.

ONRUSH is looking like one of the most intense arcade racers in years.

Arcade racers provide an over-the-top racing experience, one that just wouldn't realistically occur.

When Onrush was first announced, it seemingly answered our prayers for fun arcade racers to make a belated...

Don't get me wrong, I love arcade racers, the likes of NFS, Burnout, Pure, Dirt etc. etc. but I haven't waited five years for just another arcade racer that likely won't even match the greatness of it's peers that I've mentioned.

I recommend going with an Xbox controller as it feels most natural for this game; a steering wheel is not a very good choice for arcade racers.

A few less serious forms of racing would do a lot to improve to the experience and catapult it into the same realm as the greatest of arcade racers, but what's on offer represents a commendable attempt at changing the way we think about how competition is served in a racing game.

If you're a fan of old school arcade racers, nail'd might be the game you're looking for.

Criterion's NFS reboot with Need for Speed: Hot Pursuit has been nothing but a testament to arcade racers still having their roaring engines revved up, even scooping up a well - deserved award for Best Driving Game at this year's VGAs much thanks to the newly implemented Autolog feature that'll keep us all running to beat the hell out of our friends» scores time and time again.

There's very few arcade racers hitting home consoles these days and with a visual spruce up and an updated soundtrack (keeping the Offspring of course), The Crazy Taxi might ride again.

[youtube] http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nDL0F9ZR5VM [/ youtube] Sega is bringing of the most recognizable arcade racers into the digital generation, revitalizing Daytona USA for the Playstation Network and Xbox Live Arcade.

You get one of the best arcade racers released to date.

Sweeping barrel - rolls, nigh - impossible jumps, and floating platforms that stick up two fingers to physics are what set the TrackMania series apart from other arcade racers.

Arcade Racers seem to have been on a decline, even Gran Turismo Sport marks an abandonment of the arcade style.

Got a need for speed in classic arcade racers?

It's one of the best arcade racers ever to grace consoles, but can OutRun 2006 beat sex with the prom queen?

Alex Perkins from Codemasters talks to us and explains why Onrush isn't like other arcade racers, Why Codemasters is the best racing developer and the PS4 Pro's interpretation of 4K vs Xbox's.

If you needed proof that Forza Horizon 3 is an amalgamation of classic arcade racers, this is it.

Gravel is highly recommended for fans of off - road racing and arcade racers as well as the racing, driving and motorsports genres in general as Gravel has both the quality and quantity to appeal without ever overstaying it's welcome due to exceptional track design and all - round gameplay.

The Xbox One has a lot of racers of its own, especially the recently - released and criticially - acclaimed Forza Horizon 3, but there aren't too many arcade racers, especially not of the karting genre.

The results are mixed, though, as the game can still be pretty difficult for casual and arcade racers and sim fans may not be too thrilled with the game modes in NASCAR 08.

If you're into arcade racers only you'll probably be a little out of your depth here but for those willing to learn the game there's little not to love.

When it comes it racing games you are always going to see me playing Arcade racers.

Arcade racers offer simple, unadulterated adrenaline rushes of fast - paced fun that you can pick up and play with the knowledge that you'll have a good time no matter how long you play.

Local matches are so rare nowadays especially in racing sims, but even with arcade racers.

Rail Racing blends the strengths of two of the most popular genres in mobile gaming: runners and arcade racers.

Some people have struggled to get a feel for it, but having been playing arcade racers all my life I didn't have a problem, and quickly fell in love with it, especially relishing chasing enemy APCs around the streets.

It's a different breed than arcade racers, which is where most NFS games have traditionally stood (aside from the horrific ProStreet).

I've never been much of a racing sim fan, so I was happy to see a nice mix of sims and arcade racers on the list.

The excellent Project Gotham Racing series they delivered for the Xbox consoles, the most recent of which, PGR4, found an almost perfect balance between realistic sims and super arcade racers, is what developer Bizarre is most known for.

All of them vary in difficulty too, with the more simple arcade racers being easy to pick up right away, while the more realistic car games often have a steep learning curve before you find yourself clipping apexes with the best of them.

ONRUSH is looking like one of the most intense arcade racers in years.

Sim - lite fans really only have GT Sport and Project Cars to choose from, and fans of arcade racers face even slimmer pickings.

Some of us are drivers who prefer arcade racers, but we've always appreciated the Forza series from a distance.

For the most part, I don't have a problem with mindless arcade racers.

A few outdated mechanics doesn't stop this from being one of the best arcade racers around.

For a nearly 10 - year - old game, Burnout Paradise Remastered still holds up as one of the best arcade racers to date but with an unimpressive coat of paint.

Project Cars occupies a unique bridging point between arcade racers and full out simulation games.

We're seeing a steady drop of simulation titles and we aren't short on arcade racers either, but it doesn't feel like there are enough «street» racing games, and that's what I'd like to see this year.

Improving on nearly every facet of its predecessor, Reckless Racing 2 is hands - down one of the top arcade racers I've ever played and is well worth the price of admission.

The Road Rash games are some of the greatest arcade racers to ever grace the Mega Drive.

It has some truly fun moments that remind me of the best arcade racers.

Arcade Racers seem to have been on a decline, even Gran Turismo Sport marks an abandonment of the arcade style.

As someone that isn't very good at «proper» racing games but still enjoys arcade racers, I feel like we've been starved of a decent arcade racer for far too long.