Sentences with phrase «arcade racing feels»

Not exact matches

It's a decent alternative for those who don't feel like getting too investing in a deep racing sim and are just looking for an easy to play arcade racer.

Even still we have our favorites that we feel best represent what Xbox Live Arcade racing games should offer.

One of the first great ones was Rockstar's Midnight Club, which combined great arcade racing with the whole «street racing» feel.

The scenery is also exemplary, giving the game great feeling of depth and dimension that is usually only found in huge arcade racing games.

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.

The control system also feels more like a traditional arcade racing game because of the speed and power of the cars, not to mention the extremely entertaining ability to destroy just about any object in the game such as fences, bins, cars and a variety of other destroyable objects.

To me though, I have always felt that there has been a growing divide between the arcade game and the simulation racing game, and that the truly arcade side of racing has gone missing in recent years.

Where as the last game felt like a cross between arcade and simulation, Shift 2 Unleashed is shortening the gap between this game and a pure racing sim.

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.

The handling strikes a fine balance between realism and arcade, feeling like a new Project Gotham Racing game at times.

Fans of Ridge Racer will feel right at home with this next entry into the series that brings all those smooth arcade races to the palms of your hands.

It almost felt like an early arcade racing game where the steering wheel effort doesn't exactly seem to correlate with what your car on screen was doing.

Key to any racer, off - road or not whether it's realistic or arcade is a solid handling modelthat makes you feel like your driving the vehicle to its limits, all the time just keeping your grip on the road and dragging every second of time out of the poor screaming machine, but the handling in Nail'd simply lets you drive around everything at max speed and feels loose and light, and never once does it feel like your actually racing on dirt or mud.

While it does certainly lean towards sim racing heavily, there's a definite bit of arcade splashed in there as well, just enough to emphasis the power, weight and handling of the cars without ever making it feel like they're not modeled on the real thing.

Outside of the career mode you've also got the ingenious named Arcade mode which is where you can set up single races to compete in, should you feel like just jumping in and playing a round or two.

Well Forza 5 is made to be played with a pad just like any other arcade racing game... Maybe FM5 will feel better with X1 gamepad than other racing game.

Even from this early build Onrush looks, feels and plays pretty spectacularly, without a doubt delivering that new breed of high - impact, adrenaline fuelled, off - road arcade racing it aims to.

Gravel dishes up a series of solid, arcade style racing that feels good to play, and great to drive.

Want to play a racing game on your Android phone but feel like getting back to your old school arcade roots?

Unfortunately, Sega Racing Studio — the development house responsible for Sega Rally 3 — has since been sold off to Codemasters, meaning that it is unlikely that the team will work on another arcade game, and I genuinely feel that it's a great shame for the coin - op scene to lose such a talented bunch.

Yet when he told me about designing a racing arcade game, I couldn't help feeling very excited.

Control wise I really feel as if Ghost managed to balance the split of realism and arcade racing.

Race Arcade gave me high hopes with its Retro theme, sadly it does not cut the mustard of the classics I remember and love, it does have a nostalgic feel but it didn't bring as much to the table as it probably should have on this generation console.

Rally Racers deserves a medal for trying its best I feel sorry for 90 % of Arcade Racing games that come out.

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.

It's got the looks and sometimes the feel of a decent arcade racing title, but the combination of a cringe - worthy story, an awful micro-transaction riddled progression system, and some questionable design decisions make this entry in the series one that doesn't live up to the name.

I remember being impressed by titles such as Lotus Challenge on the Amiga, Race Drivin in the Arcade or the mighty Geoff Crammond's Grand Prix but nothing really felt new, fashion was changing, haircuts getting trimmed and it was time for a new wave of gaming technology.

The Xbox Live support isn't all that deep and doesn't really bring anything we haven't seen already from an online racer, but it still does bring a nice feel for good fast paced arcade style races online.

It features that classic arcade style of racing and I feel you won't be disappointed.

Turn on steering assist and brake assist to help you out if you are more into playing a racing game that has more of an arcade feel.

Feel the Rush - Drive to Crash!Out of Brakes is an arcade - style racing game with destructible environments, eye - catching graphics, and varied vehicles.Out of Brakes offers a fresh gameplay mechanic that allows you to recapture the excitement you got from playing with toy cars when you were a kid.FEATURES * Varied...

It offers a satisfying collection of cars, tracks, and race types, plus its focus on arcade - mode action makes it feel a bit old - school in some regards.