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Topic: Need a good 360 street racer (Read 2385 times)
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Rendakor
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So yea, I havent played a racing game since PS2, and I've needed a fix for a while. I'm looking for some customization, but nothing as deep as Gran Turismo, with a free roam mode if possible. Are any of the new ones any good (Juiced2, NFS Pro Street, etc)? If not, an old game is fine too.
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MisterNoisy
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The NFS Pro Street Demo is up on Live now, so you could check that out. Most Wanted wasn't too bad at all, but I'd probably give Carbon a miss. Other options: Test Drive Unlimited might be what you're looking for but I didn't like the driving physics at all in that game - even judging it as a 'arcade racer', it didn't do it for me. PGR3/4 are great arcade racers, but no customization or free roam.
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murdoc
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I had a lot of fun with NFS: Most Wanted.
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SnakeCharmer
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I've been in the hunt for a good driving game as well. I'm itching to buy one of these to go along with one. |
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Rasix
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I've been in the hunt for a good driving game as well. I'm itching to buy one of these to go along with one. For straight driving, the answer is easy: Forza 2. One of my friends did voice and mocap work for Juiced 2. :-D |
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« Last Edit: October 26, 2007, 09:13:10 AM by Rasix »
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HAMMER FRENZY
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I think Forza is good, I have also heard some pretty good stuff about PGR4
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Morfiend
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The only racing games I can really get in to are Burnout. I had a great deal of fun with Burnout: Revenge, but its very arcadey, Im not a huge fan of realistic racing games. I do own NFS: Carbon, but it seems overly complicated, and its a bit hard for my racing skill level. I think I may have put 3 hours in to it.
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SnakeCharmer
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For straight driving, the answer is easy: Forza 2.
Now THAT looks good. Hows the online play? Is it a driving sim or arcadish driving? |
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Rasix
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For straight driving, the answer is easy: Forza 2.
Now THAT looks good. Hows the online play? Is it a driving sim or arcadish driving? Have not played online. I'd consider it more of a sim type, but I'm sure some purists might disagree. The controls are just fantastic though. Even someone like myself that is terrible at driving games was able to have a lot of fun with it. |
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Bunk
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For straight driving, the answer is easy: Forza 2.
Now THAT looks good. Hows the online play? Is it a driving sim or arcadish driving? Very, very , very good. Frequently considered the standard for 360 race games. Driving is sim, but you can turn on a bunch of cheats if you like to make it easier and more arcady. I've done a bit online and quite enjoyed it, very easy to setup and get in a race. Do some digging back for the original thread on it here, and see all of the love. |
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Rendakor
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Thanks for all the recommendations, just picked up NFS: MW and will download the Pro Street Demo.
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