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Customization down to Maccers shart stain on the torn fabric seat they say? A story somewhat akin to GTA? And then the trailer ends on some cartoony grappling hook gimmick that lost my interest instantly. If they're cooking up GTA without guns or leaving your car, well, GTA6 will be better unless the physics here will be on par with Gran Turismo 7 and I doubt that if Fast & Furryus gimmicks will be the focus.
Hell, best F&F game was the PS2/PSP "Tokyo drift" because it was an amazing Genki game that only borrowed character names and location from the movie and was otherwise a pretty polished Genki game with both drifting and racing elements present. And the soundtrack was one of the best racing game ones too.
Playground Games, being British, is full of butthurt Lewis Hamilton fans. 33 is Max Verstappen's number and Hamilton fans hate him because they believe he robbed Lewis of an 8th F1 World Championship in 2021.
So I found gameplay footage of the new Stuntman: Hollywood, and my fears were right, they really did dumb down the gameplay, I miss reflections so bad right now.
Some gameplay footage videos of Clutch have been put out:
Jane Perry, who voices Diana in the newer Hitman games, is also doing voiceover work for this game too.
I'm iffy about the Grappling Hooks though. It seems to be a bit too farfetched to be added to a racing game, and the game vibe itself doesn't have that loose feeling where grappling hooks would make sense in, compared to something like the Just Cause games.
It's as if the cars have no weight, so they can take tight corners without skidding unless you force it, something that's especially noticeable in the first video with the orange Supra.
The handling looks oversimplified; there are PS2 games with better mechanics.
Yeah, the original stuntman, driv3r and driver parallel lines for starters. Not to mention universal and saber didn't clear the licenses to Toyota, Nissan and Ferrari for vehicle likenesses so they changed the designs for those cars just enough to clear.
