I had a friend with burnout 3. A lot of time was spent on crash mode. Also have paradise on PC, but I didn't play it that much.
Have to install paradise again and get into it properly.
jyl
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Is that mouth just a texture with the camera angle painted on it?
Honestly that's just great.
Might be Midnight Club. PS2 is where I got in.
It wasn't a remaster, and not really a remake either, as the games are completely different. I think it would've been better off released with its own title, or even in a different series as it was very Burnout-y, being made by Criterion.
2012
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I wouldn't call them my favourites, but I will call them a perfect fit. The licensed soundtrack in MW has exactly the correct feel for the game.
Oh cool, I kind of got interested in this stuff last year and read a short book about it.
A track is a series of challenges (corners), separated by straights, which give you a breather to recover and prepare for the next corner. In a circuit, you get multiple attempts to learn and improve your execution of those challenges. I've been thinking about ways to incorporate that into other genres as well.
https://danielprimed.com/old_site/speed-boost-the-hidden-secrets-behind-arcade-racing-design/
The author also wrote some 500-600 page breakdown of Wario Land 4, which I also bought, but haven't dared to start reading yet.
I have it on loan. I recall being told this one wasn't that expensive when bought a few years ago, so it was an instant decision for someone looking for a ps2. I'd have done the same.
Are you spying on me mate
Posting that while I'm going at it with this setup
Doesn't it contain a bunch of licensed code like Havok physics
I'm surprised they survived this long, being a crappy imitation brand that also committed fraud.
I really feel bad for whoever is in these pictures.