#Flatout 2 demo series#
To enjoy the 3D effect of Nintendo 3DS software, you must experience it from the system itself. FlatOut 2 seriously rocks.Note: Some demo versions do not support all game features, and players cannot save their in-game progress in demo versions. But, seriously, I assure you that games like this are waaaaaaay more fun in a beat-up rustmobile that is losing crucial parts every lap. One is 23 hours of Lemons the other is 24 hours of LeMans. A polar opposite to Burnout’s shiny, sleek, supercars. They are twisted, imperfect smoking clunkers. I especially like the grittiness of the cars. I would say that Flatout 2 rivals anything that Burnout has to offer. The floor-shaking explosions with accompanied Michael Bay style mayhem make this one of the most encompassing gaming experiences I have ever had. This game seriously made my palms sweat and heart pound. Crashing and careening through obstacles within extremely well thought-out race courses. While I totally agree with the negatives about this game (slippery controls, amusing ragdoll physics, etc) all of the shortcomings are easily overlooked by the dominant fun-factor of the game.
It is pure vehicular adrenaline at its finest. The soundtrack makes you want to turn the receiver up to 11 and not care if your neighbors will hate you for days.
#Flatout 2 demo ps2#
My Ps2 copy is one of the most played games in my collection. Does it ring a bell to anyone else?įlatout 2 is a smile-inducing, auto-carnage, box of awesomeness. In the end this was a fun arcade/party game. Sometimes that telephone pole will just come crashing down, other times it stops you dead. It was also hard to judge what you could or couldn’t run through at times. Since the goal of the game is to race at high speeds, that was problematic. The controls were somewhat slippery and it was hard to control your car at high speeds.
#Flatout 2 demo driver#
They were fun to play with other people though and enjoy the sheer insanity of shooting your driver through the windshield and through a football goal post for a field goal. Some were fun diversions but none of them stood out as a must-play mode. They also include a number of ragdoll-based, driver-launching mini games like darts and bowling. You could use it to blow by your opponents, possibly knocking them around and getting more nitro for smashing into them.Īs anyone who’s played a Flatout game can tell you, the races are only half of the product. The physics weren’t very realistic and the ragdoll effects were kind of a joke but it was a blast to barrel through all obstacles on the track, trying to build up your nitro meter. In the races, you got nitro for crashing through things, something I was probably going to do anyway.
What I recall most, and what compels me to play the demo still today was the shear craziness of the action.
#Flatout 2 demo Pc#
I rented the first two a few times and have played the PC demo of Flatout 2 over and over. Today we start with an odd choice – the Flatout racing games, and in particular Flatout 2. “Ring a Bell?” is our new look-back series of articles, covering games and subjects that we either missed, were before our time or are worth visiting again.
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