A port of Test Drive Unlimited
Test Drive Unlimited is the ultimate automotive experience for car enthusiasts. Visit the most sophisticated car dealers to purchase new vehicles or simply take them for a spin. Collect and trade rare performance parts and customize each vehicle to make it one-of-a-kind. Test Drive Unlimited challenges players online to experience the most exotic and fastest vehicles on more than 1000 miles of diverse Hawaiian roads. Gamers win races, challenges, missions and tournaments to earn credits and purchase new cars, rare performance parts, homes and garages.
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Ta wapo
Jogo muito bem feito e mesmo não sendo um jogo famoso possui coisas que os outros não tem.
How is the PS2 demake of TDU the superior version? What the heck happened there??
I dunno, but the physics are way more approachable, and because the PS2 is only /barely/ an online console, there was more effort put into the single player offering, so this version feels less gutted now that the servers are shut down.
It’s missing some stuff - no manual transmission, avatar customisation, a few cars etc - but this is the version I recommend to people.
I dunno, but the physics are way more approachable, and because the PS2 is only /barely/ an online console, there was more effort put into the single player offering, so this version feels less gutted now that the servers are shut down.
It’s missing some stuff - no manual transmission, avatar customisation, a few cars etc - but this is the version I recommend to people.
The game is emblematic of the PSP and what makes handhelds in general feel so powerful. It's like you're holding pocket dimension in your hand. And this pocket dimension happens to be the entire island of Oahu. It's a miracle it runs at all let alone that it runs basically just as well as any PSP game. You even get to have yourself a derpy Big Rigs like experience by veering into the grass and just seeing how far off road you're really allowed to go. In all likelihood not the way you were intended to play, but when you do go blindly into the untamed procedural wilderness seemingly forever finding a way around multiple nearly 90 degree inclines and coming out half an hour later to civilization and seeing your GPS calculate the proper route back to where you came, it is almost transcendant.