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Any play this yet?
Just finished playing it there for a while, its really great!
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no i have no ps3/360
but it looks GREAT
i like the way people can join ya online mid game and when ya take some1 out in a race if they have a camera it takes a mug shot of yer face:D
GO CRITERION bring us Black2
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Had a go on the PS3 demo last night, it looks amazing. I hope the sandbox city works out for the gameplay, it seemed a little empty at first go last night, there are no pedestrians like GTA or Crackdown. I am a fan of the Burnout series, so I’ll be going back to give it a proper rattle over the weekend.
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yep its good alright. we were all playing it yesterday. like the photo license plate feature
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I played the 360 demo and its fun but i think GT5: Prolouge is out around the same time on PS3 and I want it more
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I played the 360 demo and its fun but i think GT5: Prolouge is out around the same time on PS3 and I want it more[/quote:1b88ffad89]
played that yesterday on import. boring game. but probably not if you like that sort of game. burnout fans and GT are generally at opposite ends of the spectrum.
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I like both but as cool as the open world in the new burnout is, I liked it better when you just selected a track or crash area and off you went.
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Only problem I have with it is in standard def the camera is just too low to even see anything on my TV! hard to judge where you’re going.
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Right, gave this a good go last night and really enjoyed it. It hasn’t really lost the ‘select a mode and play’ factor from previous Burnouts, events are displayed on your map and its a matter of triggering them by hitting accelerate and brake at the same time. Also by hitting right on the d-pad, you can join an online game or host a game, which was great fun when 5 other players joined my game – it lead to some of the most frenzied car chases I’ve ever had in a game and swear/cheer out loud moments on the takedowns.
Interestingly too, Jack Tretton (Sony USA boss) was talking up a new trend of developing primarily on PS3 and porting then to 360 and PC (well he would say that, wouldn’t he), a method that was used in Burnout paradise. I must say it does look gorgeous on the PS3.
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Interestingly too, Jack Tretton (Sony USA boss) was talking up a new trend of developing primarily on PS3 and porting then to 360 and PC (well he would say that, wouldn’t he), a method that was used in Burnout paradise. I must say it does look gorgeous on the PS3.[/quote:4f5b36fde8]
Yep thats what we did for a long while too. Hence reason rally is identical and runs identical on both platforms. Call of duty did the same. its the only way to do it really but i would say it "port" its converting and taking advantage of the differences. if you port, it aint gonna work, look at assassins creed.
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