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Nice start.
The medieval setting is beautiful and as far I could see very respectful of history.
The plot it’s interesting enough but…the lockpicking mechanic is awful and I’m starting to hating it. The combat it’s not so easy but seems to be very realistic
The medieval setting is beautiful and as far I could see very respectful of history.
The plot it’s interesting enough but…the lockpicking mechanic is awful and I’m starting to hating it. The combat it’s not so easy but seems to be very realistic
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Probably the best racing game on PSP. The game is a mix of the first three titles in the Burnout series seen on home consoles. What is impressive, positively, is that the game is equivalent to home consoles, both in terms of graphics and gameplay. Compared to all the games released during that period, this one not only shares the same title as those on PS2 and Xbox, but also reproduces the same gameplay and features, even going so far as to have graphics absurdly similar to those of the PlayStation 2. Going into detail, the game is super fun; accidents are not a disadvantage but also a bonus that can be used to hit other participants’ cars through a clear mode that allows us to decide where to send the car during the accident phase. The sense of speed is portrayed very well, and when using the fastest cars, like those of Formula 1, it really feels like zooming through a highway with that beast. The accident mode is super fun, allowing us to cause accidents by deciding where to hit and giving us the goal of destroying more vehicles in order to earn more points. I can’t comment on the multiplayer mode because, not having other friends with the same console, I’ve never been able to use it.
Probably the best racing game on PSP. The game is a mix of the first three titles in the Burnout series seen on home consoles. What is impressive, positively, is that the game is equivalent to home consoles, both in terms of graphics and gameplay. Compared to all the games released during that period, this one not only shares the same title as those on PS2 and Xbox, but also reproduces the same gameplay and features, even going so far as to have graphics absurdly similar to those of the PlayStation 2. Going into detail, the game is super fun; accidents are not a disadvantage but also a bonus that can be used to hit other participants’ cars through a clear mode that allows us to decide where to send the car during the accident phase. The sense of speed is portrayed very well, and when using the fastest cars, like those of Formula 1, it really feels like zooming through a highway with that beast. The accident mode is super fun, allowing us to cause accidents by deciding where to hit and giving us the goal of destroying more vehicles in order to earn more points. I can’t comment on the multiplayer mode because, not having other friends with the same console, I’ve never been able to use it.
Ok this is hard to review. I played it on my PlayStation 1 in the early 00s. A decidedly particular game that was inspired by all the platformers of the time and in particular by Crash Bandicoot. He had a well-tarred difficulty level and allowed himself to play without major problems. The game featured the PS1's classic low poly graphics without any particular artistic flicker. At the time I appreciated it a lot but today I don't know if I would play it aga