Sentences with phrase «arcade racing experience on»

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By offering up enough twists on a traditional racing game, it finds ways to create excitement that haven't been done before in the genre and is a must for anyone looking for an arcade - style futuristic racing experience.

Reviews: 4/5 — Hardcore Gamer: «By offering up enough twists on a traditional racing game, it finds ways to create excitement that haven't been done before in the genre and is a must for anyone looking for an arcade - style futuristic racing experience.

Whether first - party or third - party, the vast majority of racing games on any given Nintendo platform are over-the-top, wacky, arcade racing games that are more focused on casual fun instead of trying to provide an authentic driving experience.

While it may not have the challenge and character of an F - Zero game, the blisteringly intense speed and futuristic rocket car design more than make up for it, delivering a blazing fast, gorgeous experience for arcade racing fans on the WiiU.

The team grew up playing iconic, arcade racing games so it is great to have the opportunity to re-imagine those experiences on today's consoles and bring something fresh to the market.

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.

Those of you looking for more of an arcade racer may be better off looking elsewhere, especially at launch price, but if you're looking for a beautiful and in depth racing experience then shelling out # 40 on Project CARS will be money well spent.

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This week's additions bring a fresh mix of challenges for new and experienced players to enjoy: Slay a dragon in the season finale of Strong Bad's Cool Game for Attractive People, solve a multiplayer puzzle or race the clock on an arcade - style motorbike course.

Gravel sees Milan - based racing enthusiasts and developers Milestone SRL come back to the off road and showcase their expertise in a title that favors a more arcade approach to the off - road experience, having an almost Sega Rally Championship vibe fused with a bit of Dirt - two amazing series that I feel sometimes get overlooked on the topic of some of racing's best.

Gravel sees Milan - based racing enthusiasts and developers Milestone SRL come back to the off - road and showcase their expertise in a title that favors a more arcade approach to the off - road experience, having an almost Sega Rally Championship vibe fused with a bit of Dirt - two amazing series that I feel sometimes get overlooked on the topic of some of racing's best.

Gravel, however, tends to find that sweet spot in between arcade and simulator, which makes for a unique experience when playing, but once you better understand the physics and get used to the lack of traction thanks to most tracks being on, well, soil and sand (frequently wet or icy thanks to weather) instead of asphalt, things start to click a little more, but it'll take a few races to ease into it.

However, as the»90s rolled onwards it became increasingly difficult to ignore the fact that the industry as a whole was moving inexorably towards three - dimensional realism; arcade games like Sega's Virtua Racing and Namco's Driver's Eyes were delivering immersive experiences which blew away what was available to home audiences, and a new generation of powerful, 3D - ready home systems — such as the Atari Jaguar and 3DO — were looming on the horizon.

Amusement Vision were the perfect choice for developer, as they had the racing game experience (producer Toshihiro Nagoshi had served as a lead on Daytona USA and Daytona USA 2001) and the arcade game experience.

Moto Racer 4 remains faithful to the premise of the classic installments, focusing on a dynamic racing experience with arcade physics and paying no attention to the so - called fair - play.

The team grew up playing iconic, arcade racing games so it is great to have the opportunity to re-imagine those experiences on today's consoles and bring something fresh to the market.

Whether first - party or third - party, the vast majority of racing games on any given Nintendo platform are over-the-top, wacky, arcade racing games that are more focused on casual fun instead of trying to provide an authentic driving experience.