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stewarth
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Any good. I know its hard but this is what i want.
Is it above average, if so I'll buy it.
Is it above average, if so I'll buy it.
Originally posted by museumsteve
it's not in the same league as the Dreamcast version but is a very adequate alternative to the current catalogue of racing games on PS2..
Originally posted by stewarth
People need to realise that games that are conversions very rarely match up to the original or better them if they are converted to a more poweful machine. Each machine simply has different strengths. I doubt if GT3 was converted to Xbox it would look better than on the PS2, likewise I doubt Project Gotham would look as good on the PS2.
Originally posted by stewarth
Rose tinted glasses?
Originally posted by museumsteve
it's not in the same league as the Dreamcast version but is a very adequate alternative to the current catalogue of racing games on PS2..
Originally posted by Spacecat
1.The dreamcast version has total analogue control in the pad where as ps2 version you have to use the buttons. for acc and brake
2.ps2 version has more tracks ext view option and some other game options
3. handling is identical
4. only downside is that its harder to geta good start without analogue, therefore use traction control to start then turn off all aids for a good race experience!! (PS2 version)
mind you for £35 you can buy a 2nd hand DC and F355 !!!!
Originally posted by stewarth
Well GT3, GTC, CM3, WRC II, Moto GP II, Total Immersion Racing, F12002 (Sony), Burnout 2, V-Rally 3, NFS, Wipeout.