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#3: Games : Gran Turismo EUR MULTi5 PSP (Rapidshare) |
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| The Author: bugginme | 10 October 2009 | Views: 1219 |
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Gran Turismo EUR MULTi5 PSP (Rapidshare) Size: 0.98 GB Genre: Racing |
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#4: Games : NFS Shift |
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NFS ShiftThe latest Edition By the EA GAMES FAMOUS game NEED FOR SPEED and its NFS SHIFT »EA Games »Slightly Mad »GT / Street Racing »Release: Sep 15, 2009 . After a long stint as an arcade racer, Need for Speed is heading into simulation territory with Need for Speed: Shift. Announced in January as part of a three-game announcement that includes Need for Speed: Nitro and Need for Speed World Online, Shift takes a new, more realistic approach to racing and will be going head-to-head against seasoned pros Gran Turismo and Forza for the attention of serious racing fans. |
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#6: Mobile » Game : LA Rush (Java game for mobile) |
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| The Author: anil528 | 17 March 2009 | Views: 2204 |
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Screen: 240x320 Ready for some street racing action? Well, so is the video game industry… for the last five years. Driving games have always been a solidly selling genre and ever since the rise of hip-hop/rap/underground culture in games a few years back, street racers have become more common than all other racing games combined. When the industry closes its jaws around a trend, it’s afraid to let it loose again… Midway joined the party lately with LA Rush, gang racing in the city of angels for the PC and game consoles. While not nearly as well known as Need for Speed, Test Drive or Gran Turismo, LA Rush is also the progeny of a racing series, one that began in 1998 with the well received San-Francisco Rush. The home version of LA Rush is widely considered lackluster, with average scores of between 56-60 out of 100, depending on the specific version. Does the mobile version fare better? |
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#7: Games : MIDTOWN MADNESS (HIGHLY COMPRESSED PC GAME) |
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| The Author: janu123 | 15 February 2009 | Views: 7467 |
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 Driving games remain a mostly unexplored frontier. Flight simulators give you the whole countryside, spaceflight simulators give you the galaxy, but most driving games give you about six tracks. With few exceptions, in driving games you never really get the sense of freedom that the motor vehicle, in that ideal world as portrayed in car commercials, is supposed to provide. That's why Midtown Madness, because of its ambitious scope, stands poised to redefine the genre's standards: The game doesn't contain traditional tracks, so much as the entire city of Chicago mapped out by the block, complete with all its famous landmarks from the Sears Tower to Wrigley Field. The city lives and breathes rather like the real thing, with variable traffic and weather conditions, pedestrians, traffic lights, cops, and freeways. And you get to drive wherever you want within the windy city, and however you want. Although its driving mechanics aren't terribly sophisticated, it can be a lot of fun because it affords you that very freedom that all driving games should but rarely deliver. |
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#10: E-Books » Magazine : D+PAD Gaming Magazine Issue 6 |
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| The Author: CaseMan | 11 June 2008 | Views: 870 |
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English | PDF | 66 Pages | 11.8 MB D+PAD is a brand new multi-format computer and video games magazine offering the latest news, previews and reviews as well as features and columns based on current hot topics within the world of gaming. The magazine, despite being totally professional, is written and designed completely by a team of passionate gamers. We don't just write about the latest games and hardware because we have to, but because we want to. |
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