Jun. 11, 2008
A Review By KamaItachi in Wii » Driving
For the most part, Mario Kart Wii makes a good stab at balancing the hectic, cut-throat gameplay of the series with the "anyone can play" appeal and simple, intuitive ideas of motion control that made Wii Sports such a hit. The more simplistic approach, exemplified by the brothers Mario waving their wii wheels i...
Read More »Jun. 10, 2008
A Review By Ancalagon in PC » Driving
So a few months ago I stumbled upon a video for Race Driver: GRID (the "Race Driver" part of the title is omitted in the US). It blew me away - gorgeous graphics, insane speeds, devastating crashes and great physics. And I thought to myself, "No way a racing game this good is coming to PC." But I was wrong, and boy am I g...
Read More »Jun. 6, 2008
A Review By tayaya in Xbox 360 » Driving
GRID is the latest and presumably greatest racing game from European developer Codemasters, whose pedigree includes such gems as the Colin McRae Rally series, the TOCA touring car series, and the Pro Race Driver series of games (which are essentially more TOCA games). In the case of GRID, it attempts to do for street racing what DIRT d...
Read More »May. 28, 2008
A Review By Siraris in Xbox 360 » Driving
Let me preface this by letting the world know that I am in fact a huge lover of Burnout. I felt that Burnout 3 and Burnout Revenge were 2 of the best racing games I'd ever played, and easily 2 of the best games of the last generation. There was something so satisfying about the visceral destruction that I could cause with just a flick of an ana...
Read More »May. 6, 2008
A Review By GRUMPYgamer in PlayStation 3 » Driving
Burnout paradise sets its self apart from previous installments by providing the player with an open world enviornment. It trys new things and improves on old ones. It is very high on content and will last a while. And it improves the burnout formula with a online mode. So is this racer Pardise or should you leave it in the dust? ...
Read More »May. 3, 2008
A Review By Hugs in Wii » Driving
OK, so, anyone who's ever played a Mario Kart game knows what to expect when it comes to this franchise, and the latest Wii installment is no exception. For anyone who doesn't know what Mario Kart is, its a Racing game with characters from Mario and Donkey Kong Country games, that race around theme tracks, dodging obstacles, pulling power ...
Read More »May. 1, 2008
A Review By GRUMPYgamer in PlayStation 3 » Driving
I must say I was amused for the first half hour. At first you'll notice that your moving 3 miles an hour (unlike the thrilling speed of burnout or need for speed). But that will change once the boost comes in, its a thrilling experience, at first. All the cars and routes you can take. It was very fun. And the crashes, the first few times youll be...
Read More »Apr. 30, 2008
A Review By Shafnitz in Xbox 360 » Driving
Burnout Paradise is Criterion Games’ first attempt at a true next-generation version of their popular Burnout series. As many already know, some major changes have been made to a formula that has worked well for several years. Was giving this franchise a complete overhaul a wise decision? In a word: Absolutely! To put it bluntly, ...
Read More »Apr. 28, 2008
A Review By GTAce in PSN » Driving
Gran Turismo, a franchise loved by millions of people. Known for perfect modeled cars, accurate remade race tracks and of course realistic physics. Now, after 2 and a half years, the racing game series comes back for the PlayStation 3, via Blu-ray & PSN download. Cars, tracks & features: First released in Japan December 2007, t...
Read More »Apr. 28, 2008
A Review By Fighting Hellfish in PC » Driving
Available on Steam, Audiosurf is a music-based title that combines elements of WipeOut, Guitar Hero, Tetris, and Klax, to name a few. The premise of the game is really quite simple: you propel a futuristic vehicle along a twisting and bending track in outer space; colored blocks move towards you, and your goal is to gather them up and score point...
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