Sentences with phrase «racing game audience»

It seems that certain sections of the racing game audience didn't particularly like GRID 2 all that much.

Not exact matches

Television sets abound, playing a feast of games and races for an audience that sits in lounge chairs with armrests.

More then any other genre racing can't be changed much in order to gain an audience, there are really only so many different variations of a racing game, and yet Grid manages to feel fresh and engaging.

DiRT Rally really feels like it's been made for that core audience that loves realistic racing games like Gran Turismo.

Sherlock beat EastEnders, Strictly Come Dancing, The Missing, Cilla, The Great British Bake Off and 2013 Audience Award winner Game of Thrones to the title in a closely fought race.

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The trouble, though, is that there are plenty of other, better racing games out there that would be just as suitable for any audience, young or old.

Almost one year ago, Forza Horizon 3 launched to critical acclaim, showing its audience just how fun a racing simulator game can be when you take it to the Outback of Australia and let the players construct their own tournaments.

An audience who has not seen a racing game like this in years.

TOCA Touring Cars was perfectly timed to take advantage of both improving gaming hardware and the huge following of late - 90s BTCC racing, while the original Colin McRae Rally game neatly coincided with WRC regulations and brought its namesake to an even wider audience than his 1995 WRC victory had done.

This «A1 showroom» is Audi's second attempt in integrating their brand to an interactive audience after the release of their E-Tron Vertical Run racing game, which has been played by over 700,000 players since it was released late last year.

This week, at the risk of alienating some of our sim racing - loving audience, we give our initial impressions of Carmageddon Max Damage, the latest violent vehiclar combat game from original developer Stainless Games out now for consoles and PC.

Almost one year ago, Forza Horizon 3 launched to critical acclaim, showing its audience just how fun a racing simulator game can be when you take it to the Outback of Australia and let the players construct their own tournaments.

Online wasn't entirely focused on racing like those other games are so it opened the game up to a much wider audience.

The game relies on hundredths of a second in accuracy in a racing setting, which is incredibly difficult to execute, especially for a worldwide audience with latency and varying level of internet connectivity.

But while console games will inevitably attract a wider audience, veteran console racers craving a deeper driving experience are frequently migrating to iRacing, the subscription - based PC sim that is often heralded as the quintessential hardcore PC racing simulation thanks to its realistic physics, authentic tracks and cars encompassing a wide variety of disciplines and constant updates that continually evolve iRacing with a stack of new features - last month saw the introduction of the Circuit Gilles Villeneuve circuit, the legendary Lotus 49 and changeable weather parameters to name a few, for example, with more content scheduled for October and every three months thereafter.

If the game couldn't run without being notably crippled, that's on the WiiU's tech and it requiring notably more work than the other systems, all for an audience that really doesn't have a track - record for being interested with racing sims.

On the surface, each game is aimed at similar audiences who like their racing games on the realistic side of the spectrum - but in reality, they are drastically different.

Despite its simplicity and presentation that seems geared towards a younger audience, F1 Race Stars a fun game to pick up and play.

DiRT Rally really feels like it's been made for that core audience that loves realistic racing games like Gran Turismo.

The company is known for its proprietary titles such as the award winning FlatOut Racing ™, Ghost Master ™, Space Empires ™ and critically acclaimed 3rd party games S.C.S. Dangerous Waters ™ The company provides unique opportunity for independent developers who would like to market and release their games to a worldwide audience.

The soundtrack is comprised of really catchy rock tunes, but I have to say I found it odd (but funny at the same time) when the vocalist started singing about booze in a racing game that's obviously aimed at a younger audience.

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.

As with any modern game, there's also an XP system for finishing races, but because Forza Horizon 3 gives you so many different things to top up — from XP points to festival audience capacity, it's hard to know what you're actually achieving half the time.

Narrowing the audience for the next Tomb Raider will help Crystal Dynamics better align the game's budget with its sales projections, while giving it the support of the aggressive underdog in the latest console race.

That being said, the real surprise isn't in racing games this time around, but in Granzella and Bandai Namco's niche new IP City Shrouded in Shadow that managed to captivate a portion of the Japanese audience with its popular kaiju and mecha, and with its general craziness.