Sentences with phrase «crash mode»

It is considered to be an extremely severe crash mode.

And while this is happening, LC will enter crash mode and allow us fly pass.

As the title suggests, the game will involve the popular crash mode from Burnout's past, in which causing pile - ups and earning multipliers is the order of the day.

I hope that in the future we do see a full scale release, even if it is just a game of crash mode, with more cars, environments, scenarios, and maybe multiplayer.

Well this is where we are, as Dangerous Golf emerges onto the scene it is Burnout crash mode meets golf, allow me to explain

I would have loved a full - scale, city - based crash mode as originally seen in Burnout 3, but as it goes this game feels more like a mere taster to a larger experience — sadly that large experience is nowhere to be seen.

I was going to buy this game for my son and I, because we love playing Burnout 3 road rage and co-op crash mode on the old Xbox together.

I could be wrong, but could the title suggest that this is a smaller scale Burnout game based around its popular crash mode?

While not anything close to the scale the Burnout series was, Danger Zone takes crash mode, and ONLY that mode, and then repackages it in a small and inexpensive form for this new generation of gamers.

The dev team is made up of some old Criterion devs, and after their first game Dangerous Golf, fans immediately asked for a proper crash mode style game.

I miss crash mode but showtime mode is a decent replacement.

The much loved crash mode of previous instalments has been replaced by Showtime, which makes your car flip through the air and you need to keep it going as long as possible before the car rolls to a stop as a twisted pile of metal.

Despite the game's less ambitious setting, the same collection of bonus pick - ups from Burnout's crash mode apply; score multipliers return and «SmashBreakers» once again allow you to detonate your car after a certain number of collisions, to gain an even bigger score.

And when the market is in crash mode, and the prices of options are all jacked up, everyone will want to buy them.

from developer Three Fields Entertainment LTD, is an attempt to recreate the magic of crash mode.

Up until the late 90s, it was the # 1 «gunslinger» exchange in the world, but relinquished that honor to the NASDAQ on April 1, 1997, when the now - infamous Bre - X scandal was exposed, sending the Canadian stock exchanges into a severe crash mode.

takes crash mode, and ONLY that mode, and then repackages it in a small and inexpensive form for this new generation of gamers.

If people are disappointed with how it looks or how it plays compared to previous Burnout crash modes they will have no reason to be impressed, unless you enjoy crashing cars no matter what.

«Manufacturers recognize that this crash mode poses a significant risk to their customers and have indicated they plan structural and restraint changes to improve protection in small overlap frontal crashes,» Lund says.

The new Pilot is expected to deliver the highest safety ratings in its class and targets a 5 - Star Overall Vehicle Score from the National Highway and Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) and a TOP SAFETY PICK + rating from the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS), including a GOOD rating in all crash modes.

The new Pilot is expected to deliver the highest safety ratings in its class and targets a 5 - Star Overall Vehicle Score from the U.S. NHTSA and a TOP SAFETY PICK + rating from the U.S. Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS), including a GOOD rating in all crash modes.

«Manufacturers recognize that this crash mode poses a significant risk to their customers and have indicated that they plan structural and restraint changes to improve protection in small overlap frontal crashes,» Lund says.

For those who thirst for crashes, the game includes a crash mode that

For those who thirst for crashes, the game includes a crash mode that rewards you for creating massive pileups.

Unfortunately, the rest of the game is still pretty mediocre — it's no crash mode from Burnout — and a patch is unlikely to fix that.

The only thing that disappointed me, and still disappoints me is the lack of a crash mode in this remastered version.

No crash mode, drive

The crash mode «showtime» is a great way to mix it up anytime and helps make crashing the car less frustrating and actually a game of its own.

No crash mode = Epic Fail.

No crash mode, drive all over to find a race, have the wrong car, have to watch a map when racing, get lost, then no restarting.

Retro Racing Rampage is a multi-mode low poly racing game for most platforms, it includes a standard race mode, a crash mode as well as an arena based...

Burnout Paradise is a beautiful looking game, has a great soundtrack and very well made map filled with shortcuts, however it fails to recreate the crash mode in the new open world, feels more like need for speed rather than Burnout and ruins the racing formula Burnout Revenge perfected by making the tracks routes on an open world map rather than specially designed tracks in different locations.

Other than the racing the crash mode also offers something different and the great slow motion plays of the chaotic traffic as they collide and smash make for something to behold.

You may not be encouraged to crash in the championship mode but in the crash mode you... are.

In comparison to Burnout's official «crash mode» Danger Zone is a much more streamlined experience.

Whilst many of today's racing games lack the ability to truly total your car (due to each car manufactures» dislike of seeing their own cars get wrecked), the Burnout racing series was renowned for spectacular crashes and even featured its very own «crash mode».

Danger Zone is very much the spiritual successor to the crash mode from the Burnout series.

For example, one of my favorite parts of Burnout games is the crash mode, which has inexplicably been removed from this game.

Remember that crash mode?

Danger Zone, from developer Three Fields Entertainment LTD, is an attempt to recreate the magic of crash mode.

While there is no «crash mode» like in the Burnout games, Need For Speed Most Wanted definitely doesn't discourage players from wrecking other racers and the police.