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OG Stuntman is pretty funny to this day.
Driv3r is unfinished as fuck, but i still like the hard try of the cities and gameplay, very fumbled down by trying to the GTA.
Parallel Lines is still the best try Reflections done with that GTA into Driver mix, 'cus San Francisco returned to the OG Driver formula.
The game hasn't appealed to me at all with what was shown off so far, so probably not. Mike Brown being the head of the studio, as he worked on Forza Horizon 4 and 5, doesn't seem to inspire confidence either.
The best F&F imitations were made back when those movies were still about racing. NFS Payback made me yearn for the Abyss. I wonder what the next one will be like (shit).
its absolutely retarded how Driver 1 and Driver 2 manage to beat out damn near every game made in the past 26 years (and counting) in terms of absolutely fun driving dynamics & physics
I tried Assetto Corsa the other day. And I just want to know why its designed like an early Windows 95 game in how it operates. You dont need to open up a new window when you jump into a race especially when the other window now does nothing. Also where is the game, is it hidden in the endless dlc
I tried Assetto Corsa the other day. And I just want to know why its designed like an early Windows 95 game in how it operates. You dont need to open up a new window when you jump into a race especially when the other window now does nothing. Also where is the game, is it hidden in the endless dlc
that's keyed actually. frankly I think it's a neat system. maybe a little better combined with content manager. also the game is.. you drive a pretend race car. there's a 'career' mode too and the primary objective of it is to drive. outside of that not sure what you're looking for
that's keyed actually. frankly I think it's a neat system. maybe a little better combined with content manager. also the game is.. you drive a pretend race car. there's a 'career' mode too and the primary objective of it is to drive. outside of that not sure what you're looking for
It kind if makes it a real pain in the ass to record or capture. Like I know that is a bit of a niche problem, but its annoying enough to avoid the game when doing stuff like that
Because you have to devote your attention to blocking him, leaving you no ability to read the course. How they felt a game with rubber-banding that extreme was fit for release in that state shows how desperate Nintendo was to have product on the shelves for Christmas 1997.
Yet more proof of just how overrated Rare was. All of their games had British microcomputer levels of shitty AI, rough design and clearly blockheaded flaws that anyone not as far up their own ass as the Stampers would have fixed before calling a game finished.
Because you have to devote your attention to blocking him, leaving you no ability to read the course. How they felt a game with rubber-banding that extreme was fit for release in that state shows how desperate Nintendo was to have product on the shelves for Christmas 1998.
Yet more proof of just how overrated Rare was. All of their games had British microcomputer levels of shitty AI, rough design and clearly blockheaded flaws that anyone not as far up their own ass as the Stampers would have fixed before calling a game finished.
I don't mean to get off-topic here but Conker, looking back, wasn't good at all. It was literally a platformer version of "go here, now go here" of GTA V.
