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DT Racer (Sony PlayStation 2, 2005)
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The game has twelve normal cars, upgraded racing class versions of those cars and two special super cars, giving a total number of 26 cars. The game also has six tracks to race on, the first is a simple high-speed ring with reverse version and the five other tracks have short, long and reversed short and long versions, giving a total of 22 tracks. The game has full damage modeling for all cars and a very detailed physics engine that even simulates the flow of wind around the car (visually noticeable when you, for example, pass cones at high speed and actually see the cones get blown away after you've passed them). The graphics are some of the best of it's generation, only second to Forza on the Xbox when it comes to racing games, and a true beauty to behold. It's all there; realistic shadows, realistic reflections, fullscreen anti-aliasing, dynamic speed blur, tons of details on things that aren't even important to the gameplay (I love attention to detail) and, of course, absolutely gorgeous looking cars that not only can be fully damaged visually but also so they react different by using the already mentioned physics engine to simulate how the cars handle depending on their damage. The adjustable fullscreen anti-aliasing allows you to pick between no aa (for the best framerate and performance, highly recommended for split-screen multiplayer), 1x aa (the middleground, for those who can't make up their minds) and 2x aa (for those who want the game to look it's very best at all times, like me). The sound in the game is all good, the engines all sound different and the music is yet another strong high point for the game with some of DJ Tïesto's best songs to date, all fitting the tracks perfectly. The only thing I don't like with the sound in this game is the announcer voice. For example, when I watch motorsports on television, I always have to turn off the sound so I can enjoy the show. To me, announcer voices are like people taking in my ear as I'm trying to concentrate on something, it annoys me to no end and I will do whatever it takes to end their otherwise endless chatter. In this game I had to sacrifice most of the engine sounds and other sound effects because I had to turn down the sound effects volume to the level where I could still hear everything else but not the voice, I would've liked if the voice had a separate volume than the other sound effects, but it's actually fine the way it is because I love the music in this game and I always turn down the sound effects to the minimum when there's good music to hear so the outcome would've been almost identical even if the voice and sound effects had had separate volumes.Read full review
I LOVES ALL THE WILD TWISTS AND TURNS VERY IMPRESSIVE ENVIROMENTS THE COLORS WERE GREAT AND THE SOUNDS WAS ASTOUNDING VERY INTERACTIVE AND EXCITING I WAS HAPPY!! A REAL BANG FOR MY BUCK IT IS ALSO COMPATABLE WITH THE SONY EYE TOY WHICH ADDS A WHOLE NEW DIMENSION TO THE GAME OVERALL A WELL WORTH PURCHASE
My game works great I will give you 5 stars I will definitely be buying a game from you again
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
I love it because the cars handle like a real life situation. Definitely not gran tourismo or need for speed, this is the real deal. If you like the realism of actual drifting and control, this is the one for you. Very challenging.
The game is great and the collection continues
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
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