5 Hotly Anticipated PS3 Games of 2010

So now that we are right at the very end of 2009 - which has been a great year for all console games - what have we got to look forward to in 2010?

Here's a list of the top 5 most anticipated games of 2010:

1: Gran Turismo 5

Could this be the most anticipated game of all time? It just may well be. Many were hoping, praying, begging that it would be released in 2009, but Polyphony were adamant that attention to detail was important. So this release is being billed as "the game the PlayStation 3 was made for."

Avid fans will know the details of this game, but here's what Polyphony Digital themselves have to say about Gran Turismo 5:

This is no demo or spin-off, this is the game every car enthusiast has been waiting for as the legendary real driving simulator finally rolls off the production line. The result of four years work by a team of hundreds, this is the game the PlayStation 3 was made for.

It goes without saying that the new game looks astonishing - far better even than Gran Turismo 5 Prologue - but as ever the beauty of Gran Turismo is that it drives as realistically as it looks. With the 950 different cars modelled to a higher degree of accuracy than ever before this also features more manufacturers than any other game - including, for the first time ever, Lamborghini and Bugatti.

Other fan demands that have finally been met too, including fully realistic damage-modelling, a 16-player online mode, dynamic weather changes and night racing. Any more realistic than this and you'd be knocked out by the petrol fumes.

Key Features
• Real simulator - The definitive version of the most realistic driving game ever finally hits the PlayStation 3 with more cars, tracks and features than ever before.
• Virtual showroom - Photorealistic graphics simulate hundreds of cars in exacting detail - from the smallest nuts and bolts to the unique handling of every model.
• Stig friendly - New official licenses include Ferrari, WRC and NASCAR - as well as the test track from the BBC's Top Gear show.
• Damage control - For the first time new damage modelling lets you see the damage your car - and your opponents' - endures throughout the race.
• Gran Turismo Live - Race online with fans around the world in the brand new 16-player multiplayer mode.

You can pre-order the game now from Amazon:



2. MAG

Massive Action Game: Well it will certainly live up to it's name, allowing 256 players online at once.

You get to lead a squad of 8 players, advancing in the ranks as you win battles. You get to upgrade your character, your weapons, drive tanks, fly planes.

The manufacturer says: "This is all out virtual war on a scale that has never been possible before on a home console."

Make sure you get a slice of the action by pre-ordering your copy now:



3. Heavy Rain: The Origami Killer

No doubt you've already seen the trailer to this gorgeous looking game, and fallen in love with what you know will be a best seller.

The hunt is on for the Origami Killer, and you get to play in four different roles: An FBI profiler, a PI, an Architect and a Journalist.

Here's the beefed up description of the game:

Heavy Rain is a dark, immersive and emotionally-engaging experience; one that expands upon the innovative ideas of 2005's acclaimed Fahrenheit to create a noir-thriller where decisions are charged with importance and actions can have drastic and unforseen consequences.

In Heavy Rain you don't watch the story – you play it. The dynamic narrative unfolds through the players actions - not cut scenes - and every action has a consequence. The choices you make and the way you interact with other characters have repercussions throughout the storyline. With unprecedented responsibility over the fates of the game's characters, Heavy Rain is an emotional experience unlike any other as a mature game for a new world of adult gamers.

From the team behind the critically-acclaimed Fahrenheit comes an even darker and more adult thriller, set to test the boundaries of video game storytelling. The story revolves around the hunt for a serial killer called The Origami Killer by four very different people: a FBI profiler, a private detective, an architect and a journalist.

If one of them dies the fact is simple incorporated into the story and you carry on playing with the remaining characters until either the killer is caught or the game ends in failure.

Although the story and characters are paramount the game still feature plenty of action, many playing out via quick time event sequences similar to Fahrenheit - where you have to press the buttons indicated on screen within a time limit. The game aims to be the most cinematic and emotional video game ever made - could this be the start of the game noir genre?

Key Features
• Heavy plotting: A dark, adult-themed thriller with believable characters and a captivating plot full of love, violence and sacrifice.
• Virtual luvvies: Breakthrough facial animation features the most realistic virtual actors ever seen, each capable of mimicking real and varied emotions.
• Consequences: If a character dies they stay dead - no extra lives or continues, just an organic plotline with multiple different endings.
• Quick Time: Intense action sequences that anyone can play, with simple controls and fast-paced against-the-clock challenges.
• Conscious action: Unique control system lets you see what your character is thinking as they explore the world - and then act on it with a press of a button.

This game is going to be immense, and I'm certainly going to be playing it on the day of it's release - are you?



4. BioShock 2

This sequel to Bioshock is set ten years after the original. Designed to not just be a great game, but to make you think, BioShock 2 is a highly anticipated game.

The manufacturer has this to say:

The original shocked the video gaming world by not only being a great first person shooter, but also an intelligent one. Now one of the greatest stories in interactive fiction is getting another chapter, with a sequel set ten years later.

You play the original Big Daddy - a more independently minded prototype to the giant deep sea divers from the first game. The undersea world of Rapture has been taken over by the mysterious Big Sister, who has begun to kidnap children from coastal cities around the world.

A much larger range of plasmid powers are now available, as well as more standard weapons and the Big Daddy's iconic rivet gun and drill. The game's real conflict is emotional though, as you are once again forced to make a decision between sacrificing Little Sisters or protecting them and making your task even harder. Bioshock 2 will make you think, and not just about tactics.

Key Features
• Atlas shrugged: The award-winning story-telling of Bioshock continues with a new hero and a new threat in the underwater dystopia of Rapture.
• Evolve yourself: New plasmids, including new dual-wielded attacks, let you unleash amazing powers but at the cost of your humanity.
• Cry Little Sister: As the first Big Daddy you are far faster than the other lumbering giants, but equipped with the same weapons and the ability to venture onto the ocean floor.
• Big boss: Defend yourself against the constant attacks of Big Sister by setting up traps and ambushes, but always making sure you have an escape route!
• Separate lives: For the first time Bioshock has its own multiplayer mode - featuring a completely different story and created by developer Digital Extremes (Unreal Tournament 2004).

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5. God of War 3

Another highly anticipated sequel, God of War 3 is going to be exclusively available on the PS3 - so sorry, 360 and Wii owners! This game will have an explorable area 4 times greater than that of God of War 2, and the storyline completes the trilogy.

The game is described like this:

Developed exclusively for the PLAYSTATION 3 system, God of War III is the final instalment of the multi-million unit-selling trilogy. Developed by Sony Computer Entertainment's Santa Monica Studios, God of War III will bring epic battles to life with stunning graphics and an elaborate plot that puts Kratos at the centre of carnage and destruction as he seeks revenge against the Gods who have betrayed him.

Set in the realm of brutal Greek mythology, God of War III is a single-player game that allows players to take on the climatic role of the ex-Spartan warrior, Kratos, as he scales through the intimidating heights of Mt. Olympus and the dark depths of Hell to seek revenge on those who have betrayed him. Armed with double-chained blades, and an array of new weapons and magic for this iteration of the trilogy, Kratos must take on mythology's darkest creatures while solving intricate puzzles throughout his merciless quest to destroy Olympus.

With texture resolutions quadrupling since God of War II on PlayStation 2, God of War III, in its debut on the PS3 system, will feature fluid, life-like characters, as well as dynamic lighting effects, a robust weapon system, and world-changing scenarios that will truly bring unmistakable realism to Kratos' fateful quest. Players will have a chance to join battles on a grand scale that is four times larger than its predecessor.

God of War III is a single player action game, exclusive to the PlayStation 3, and the final installment of the God of War trilogy. Containing signature and addictive God of War gameplay — a combination of over-the-top action combat, exploration and puzzle-solving — along with an engrossing mythologically inspired storyline and a selection of new weapons and a new weapons system, it is a fitting conclusion to the much praised God of War franchise.

Story and Gameplay
God of War III allows players on the PlayStation 3 to take on the climatic role of the ex-Spartan warrior, Kratos, as he treads through the intimidating heights of Mt. Olympus and the dark depths of Hades once more to seek revenge on those who have betrayed him. Armed with double-chained blades, as well a selection of new weapons, Kratos must take on mythology's darkest creatures while solving intricate puzzles throughout his merciless quest to destroy Olympus and the mighty Zeus himself.

• Only on the PS3 - The award-winning development team leverages the processing power and technology of PlayStation 3 system to make God of War III one of the most-graphically advanced next gen titles available, with even the dramatic cut screens running off the in-game engine.
• Groundbreaking Depth of Scale - Kratos will explore areas up to 4 times larger than those found in God of War II, as well as carve through entire armies while navigating on the back of Titans - living, moving, breathing levels as tall as the Empire State Building.
• Realism - Players will battle in detailed and unique 3D worlds lit by thousands of dynamic lights and textures with quadruple the resolution, which allows for realistic muscle striations, detailed facial expressions, and new heightened levels of brutality and gore.
• Signature Gameplay - Brutal combat, intricate puzzles, exploration of awe-inspiring worlds, and a compelling and satisfying ending to Kratos’ epic story.
• Sophisticated Storyline - The God of War III storyline is the epic conclusion to the trilogy; the storyline will be told in a way that is true to traditionalist roots in Greek mythology, from moral consequences to brutal battles against the gods.
• Ridable Creatures - Several of the menacing creatures of Greek mythology in God of War III can now be manipulated against their will, as Kratos uses them to cross chasms, inflict blind rage against enemies, reveal puzzles and secrets, and as tools of complete annihilation.
• New Weapons and Combat System - New deadly weapons such as the Cestus — powerful metal gauntlets with devastating strength — and other brutal instruments of war that will allow Kratos to learn ruthless new techniques such as grappling with enemies and launching explosive wall-to-ground attacks.
• Lighting Technologies - The dynamic lighting solution employed in GOW III is only feasible through the computing power provided by the Cell SPUs. For example, using the High Dynamic Range Lighting (HDRL) technology, the camera – when using Krato’s sightline - will emulate the human retina, causing players to feel a sharp brightness when Kratos exits a dark area and enters a sunlit area, similar to how the human eye would need to adjust.

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Other games that people will be looking forward to next year:
• Driver 5
• May Payne 3
• Thi4f
• Mafia II
• Just Cause 2

2010: It’s gonna be a great year!

Got any more to add? Put them in the comments!

The Top Ten PS3 'Must Have' Games for Xmas!

The Unofficial PlayStation 3 Games Review Blog

Alrighty There People!

I've just realised - we're in October. Xmas is in December. That's just over two months away. It's time to think about GAMES!

I've decided to make a Top Ten list - the Top Ten PS3 'Must Have' Games

This can include games that have been out for ages, games that have just been released, and on the game is one very special soon-to-be-released game...

First of all though, let's talk about the PS3. Have you got one? Awesome. You haven't? Why not? The PS3 is a wonderful machine - an all in one entertainment station, incorporating Blu-Ray player, internet, wireless streaming and of course - amazing games graphics. And with the new slim-line console, with it's slimmer frame, slimmer weight, and (kerching) slimmer PRICE, now is the best time to buy a PS3. (Not to mention that there are some pretty good game/console bundles out there)

But on to the Top Ten List:

I'll break it down: On this list, there are:
4 newly released games
5 games that have been out there for a while
1 highly anticipated game to be released early next year

These are games that will appeal to people of all ages. Hold on to your seat...

Top Ten PS3 'Must Have' Games

1: Need for Speed: Shift
Need for Speed Shift is the latest in the NFS franchise. Breaking away from the cops 'n' robbers style of the last NFS game, this one is focused on racing. You can tackle the game in two ways - play it safe, drive carefully, gain respect, win trophies. Or play it rough, bash your opponents, be aggressive, fight your way to the top. Whatever way you play, you're going to have fun.

Graphically speaking, the game is awesome. It's refined, beautiful. The dynamics are amazing, the attention to detail stunning. This is a game that you will play and play and play. If you haven't got it, you should buy it. Now.




2: Colin McRae: Dirt 2
Whilst we're on the subject of driving games, we can't miss out the just released Colin McRae Dirt 2. Again, this continues the 'Colin McRae' franchise, the rally drive that tragically died in a helicopter accident in Scotland a few years ago.

This game takes you in rally cars, buggies, lorries and 4x4's, across tarmac, gravel, mud and sand. The handling is fantastic, the colours will make you groggy, and the gameplay is fabulous. The sheer concentration it takes to keep the car on the track will have you shaking. It's not a game, it's an experience.



3: Uncharted 2 – Among Thieves
What do I need to say about this game? It's probably the most anticipated game of the year, and when this comes out next week, it is going to sell like hot cakes. The sequel to the increasingly popular Drakes Fortune, Uncharted continues in the footstep of Nathan Drake. Check out what Amazon says about this awesome game:
"Nathan Drake is back, as gaming's most charismatic hero tries to solve the mystery of Marco Polo's last voyage (and earn himself a fortune in treasure at the same time). The original was one of the first games to really prove the power of the PS3, but this sequel is another huge leap forward.
The first game already mixed intense gunplay with precarious platform action, but this adds in new stealth elements and more flexible parkour style climbing controls. Your enemies have been upgraded as well, with state-of-the-art artificial intelligence that makes them just as agile and resourceful as you.
Always known for its stunning graphics, this sequel not only looks better but it's now much more dynamic, with fully destructible scenery in every level. Add-in all-new co-operative and competitive multiplayer and you've got one of the most exciting action adventures of the year."



4: FIFA 10
The beautiful game is back. Anyone who has played FIFA will know that this game features all the teams, all the leagues. Play against your own friends in your own home, or play online. Manage teams, take your team through a season, become top of the league, be the best.

With fantastic gameplay, amazing graphics and a great soundtrack, this game will have you glued to your PS3 for hours.



5: LittleBigPlanet
Let me get this admission out of the way: LittleBigPlanet is a game that I was not interested in in the slightest. But, begrudgingly, I bought it. I was hooked. I had been missing out on Sackboy, the mischievous character that you guide through the LittleBigPlanet world, taking him on new adventures. Great features? You can play with three others on the same console. You can create your own levels. Be warned - you won't leave the house for a week.



6: Batman Lego
Everyone loves Lego. Everyone loves Batman. Combine the two - and everyone loves Lego Batman. Guide Batman and Robin through Gotham City, and prepare to meet all your favourite villains.

I absolutely love the comic nature of the Lego series, it's a right laugh to play, and it's a fantastic two-player game to get into with a friend. Highly recommended.



7: Tomb Raider Underworld
I'm a self-professed Lara Croft fan. I loved every single Tomb Raider game, and they've only ever got better.

Tomb Raider Underworld is a fantastic game to play. The setpieces are incredible, the video cut-scenes mesmerising, the levels engrossing and the storyline intriguing. Tomb Raider Underworld belongs in every PS3 owner's collection.



8: Burnout Paradise
Another racing game! Burnout Paradise is awesome, and with additional content always being released by Criterion Games, this is one game that is ever changing!

Race, drift, stunt, bash - drive cars, bikes or vans. Play online, beat your rivals on the road, and beat them to a pulp when you do.

Graphically speaking, this game will blow your mind. You should buy it - now.



9: Singstar
The ultimate fun game! I love SingStar, it's constantly on my console. With 500+ songs available to purchase from the SingStore, and many variations of the game available - Vol. 1, 2, 3, Pop Edition, SingStar Queen, SingStar ABBA, SingStar Take That, and SingStar Motown - there's something in this game for everyone. And now with wireless mikes, which means you can play without being tangled up. Oh, and the artist's videos are always interesting - sometimes hilarious!


10: Gran Turismo 5
And here's the as-yet-unreleased game on the list. If you've played Prologue, you've probably already ordered this. If not, you need to order it today. Scheduled for a March release, GT5 promises to be the best racing simulator ever. And based on previous versions of this game, it will be. Enough said.



Oh, and if you haven't got your PS3 yet - you might want to get that now, too.



Feel free to add your own games recommendations in the comments.

Thanks!

The New TV Has Arrived!

Alrighty There Fellow Gamers!

Well, I have been quiet for a while, I know... sorry... but I have been busy with many other matters. Including, I hasten to add, the purchase of a new HDTV!

Now, you may recall a blog post wherein I requested help in purchasing one of two HDTVs. Well, I didn't end up getting either of them! Rather, I opted for the for the 32", full HD LG5700. With it's 50,000:1 contrast ratio and gaming mode, it seemed like the right choice to suit my gaming needs and budget.

To find out more about the TV, click on the Amazon link below - but trust me, it is fabulous.



Games that I am currently playing on the TV:
Tomb Raider Underworld
Fifa 09
Burnout Paradise

Fifa 09 is a full 1080 High Definition game, and the graphics on it are out of this world.
Now, when playing Burnout Paradise, I can actually read the scrolling text at the bottom of the screen, and the minimap in the bottom right hand corner is now actually useful to me! Not to mention the glorious colour and the superbly detailed smash-ups. I love it.

And as for Tomb Raider - I started playing this on my old faithful 26" Toshiba CRT TV, and I loved the game. Now, though, with much finer detail and better sound quality from the new TV, the game is absolutely awesome.

I'll be posting some more gaming reviews soon, complete with screenshots - I'm going to try and see if there is a way that I can rig something up to the TV to automatically take screenshots, rather than taking actual photographs - if you know how to do this, post a comment!

I did download the latest motorbike game, but I thought that it was absolutely atrocious - but I may give it another bash at the weekend.

In the words of my mate Arnie, I'll be back.

NASCAR 09

Okay. I’m going to be straight up with you now. I don’t get NASCAR. I don’t see the appeal, I don’t fully appreciate the fan following that it gets, and I don’t follow (or understand) the rules.

But, it was with an open mind that I downloaded the demo of the NASCAR 09 demo, because I am, in all honesty, a racing game junkie. I was excited to be able to give this game a try, and see what it was like.

I liked what EA did with the opening sequence, having a racecar going around the 'circuit' that is the perimeter of the EA logo, and then the car wheelspinning off - that's my kinda style. Let's hope that the game lived up to this kind of standard...

Now, first impressions were good – a ‘real’ dude stood there, by the name of Jeff Gordan, presumably a real racer that is affiliated with EA’s offering, telling me that this was a demo, but not to worry because in the real game he would be there every step of the way, guiding me in all things NASCAR. Fantastic.

I found the menus hard to read – but that will be because the game is designed to be played on a HDTV, and I don’t have one. (If you want to help contribute towards an HDTV, that would be muchos appreciated).

I couldn’t change the actual car that I was using, only driver - and I ended up using a car that was sponsored by Pop Tarts. Erm, okay.... So, I just got into my car (I’m not even sure what the car was).

I tried with a three lap practice first of all, and was quite disappointed with the graphics. They weren’t refined and polished like they are in GT5 – okay, maybe I’m being a bit harsh here – who can match GT5? Even then, compare the graphics of NASCAR 09 with the graphics of RaceDriver:Grid, and it makes EA’s racer look like a Spectrum game… blocky graphics – poor. The in-car graphics weren't too hot either...

So anyway, I completed my three laps, hitting speeds in excess of 160mph, managing to stay on track and not crash. Fine.

I then tried a proper race, and discovered that it was 10 laps. 10 laps? What’s that all about then? Anyway, it didn’t feel like 10 laps. I lost it a number of time, and when I crashed into the wall, the camera shook annoyingly – obviously in a poor attempt to imitate real in car crash physics.

Then, I happened to nudge another car, and must have caused an awful pile up behind me – the replay of this was good, although I quickly got confused and wasn’t even sure what car was mine.

But then there was all this green flag/white flag malarkey, being pulled into the pit, going back onto the track and driving slowly, and suddenly the 10 laps were over, and I’d finished 17th out of 40 odd.

I then had the option to play again.

No thanks.

But, I hadn’t yet thrown in the towel.

I tried another of the games, which was crash evasion. Basically, you had to stay on track for 15 seconds without hitting another car or the wall, whilst trying to navigate a pile-up in front.

I tried this on a number of occasions, and failed miserably on each one.

Then I threw the towel in.

For some people, this game will be awesome. I am not one of them.

My rating: 4/10.

Will I be buying this game? Not at all.

But that doesn't mean that you don't need to:

The Bourne Conspiracy

I’m a great fan of Jason Bourne. The books had me gripped as a teen, and I hung on Robert Ludlum’s every word, eagerly turning each page as the unbelievable story of this secret assassin unfolded before my eyes.

And then the blockbuster films came out, with Matt Damon starring as Jason Bourne. What a hit they were! Although deviating from the books somewhat, they were still fantastic, and rekindled my interest in the Bourne series.

So when I found out that there would be a game, I was keen. Keen to see how the game would unfold, keen to see if I would enjoy it as much as the books and the films.

It was therefore with eagerness that I downloaded the demo from the PlayStation store, waiting with bated breath for the 1gb plus file to download... and then it did.

There are three demo levels to play in the game, and each allows three levels of difficulty. Each level is designed as a tutorial – level one: escape from the building using hand to hand combat skills; level tow: learn how to use firearms; level three: evasive driving. Fantastic.

One thing that instantly struck me was the fact that you can choose either level one, level two or level three. But, being the systematic kinda guy that I am, I played them in their correct order.

Level one starts with you, as Bourne, in a government building, with no weapons but your hands. Your mission: Evade the people hunting you down. Get out of the building before lockdown. Like Tomb Raider Legend, there are interactive scenes, where you have to press buttons on the controller to complete the scene. Get it wrong, and you have to do it again – but here’s the twist – it’ll be a different button. So: Press triangle to get under the dropping barricade. Fail. Try again, but this time, you have to press circle. The game stays one step ahead. I like that.

During hand to hand combat, you only need square, triangle and circle. Square is for lighter attacks, triangle for heavy attacks, and circle for takedowns – so when you’ve punched your opponent a few times, press circle to grab them, spin them, break their arm, and smash their head off of the desk in the process. Nice. The takedown sequences are great – if you are running, you can do a running takedown on an opponent.

One thing that I really liked about this demo level is that you can’t fight the men with guns. They have guns, you don’t. Logically, you need to run away from them, not towards them. That’s realistic, that’s gritty, and that’s good.

Moving on to the second level, you start in an underground train station, armed with a pistol. You quickly realise that you are under fire, so take cover behind the destructible objects. Mind the trains though, because they are frequent, and they are deadly – but you can use this to your advantage. Taking aim and shooting is relatively simple, and again, build up your adrenaline, and you can perform a takedown shot, which I found really impressive. Bourne switches to hand to hand combat when close to opponents, and a simple L2 whips the gun out again when necessary. I found an opponent hiding behind a car – a few shots towards the engine of the car, and it explodes, taking the enemy with me. Fantastic.

Level 3, although very short, gives an indication to the driving capacity of the game. Basically, you need to evade the cops whilst getting out of Paris. Although a short sequence, and not nearly as near as the car chases from the films, it is decent enough to let you know that there will be jumps, there will be smashes, there will be handbrake turns, and Marie will scream all the time. Sounds like when I drive everyday then...

All in all, this game looks fantastic. The graphics are smooth, the movie sequences are slick, and the gameplay is awesome.

My rating: 9

Will I be purchasing this game? Definitely.

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Burnout Paradise

The demo of this game is absolutely fantastic. Now I’ll tell you straight: I’ve never played a Burnout game before – I was generally put off by the box art, of a burning car tumbling recklessly out of control. In hindsight, maybe I should’ve played a couple of them games…

So it was with an open mind that I downloaded the demo version of Burnout Paradise from the PlayStation Store.

The game starts wonderfully, explaining that although this is just a demo, you can still race, perform jumps, smash through billboards and even race online. Cool.

You can only drive one car in the demo, a bashed up stunt and jump car. It’s a great car to drive, and once you find a repair shop (which you are directed to anyway) it’s restored to it’s original glory. You can even find a paint shop and change the colour, but only one colour change is available in the demo. I’m not sure how this will work in the full game – do you have a choice of the colours or not? Let’s wait and see.

Handling wise, the car is superb. It’s rocket-fast, and easy to slide and drift around corners.

The demo has a fairly big map to explore, in which you need to find 34 yellow gates to smash through, which is exhilaratingly fab, 15 billboards to smash, and 6 insane jumps to find. I’ve not played on it excessively, and have therefore not found all of the above. My fave? Driving into a multi store car park, and launching off of the roof.

The graphics are phenomenal too, albeit blurred by the speed at which you travel.

To start a race is easy – pull up at a set of lights, accelerate and brake at the same time, and you’ve entered the event.

Equally, getting online is simple – just a case of using the right button on the D-pad. It’s surprisingly easy.

Two things that I’m not keen on, but could get used to: No navigational arrows – you’ve got to work out the route yourself, which isn’t a great difficulty, but I personally found the mini map hard to read at blisteringly fast speeds. There is a navigation system of sorts – road names appear at the top of the screen, indicating how close you are to a junction. But take your eyes off the road to read them, and you’re likely to wreck the car.

The second thing that I missed sorely was a speedometer. I love to be able to glance at the speedo and think, “Yeah, I’m blasting around streets at 220mph – unlikely!” But there was no speedo, which left me feeling a bit empty.

I love the slow mo effect when crashing, it’s stomach churningly realistic.

My rating: 8

Will I buy this game: Definitely.

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