Showing posts with label Racing. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Racing. Show all posts

Monday, July 19, 2010

The Racing Thrills of Sonic Rivals

Sonic Rivals is developed by Backbone Entertainment under the supervision of Sega Studio USA, it can either be played as a single player mode or multiplayer mode. The game is the first to be featured in 2.5 D style. Sonic Rivals 2 which was developed specifically for PSP was released on 2007. The main characters in Sonic Rivals are Tails, Espio and Rouge.

Sonic Rivals is a racing game just like the previous Sonic games made in the Sega Genesis platform. However, there are many differences between them in the game play mechanics. Sonic Rivals has many elements from the 2D side scrollers and Sonic games that are made in 3D graphics. To move, use the analog stick or D-pad/arrow. To jump, press the (X) button. To attack, press the (O) button. To activate Power-Ups, press the (Triangle) button. To prepare before the homing attack press (X) twice times. To perform a spin dash, press the Down + (X) button.

The rings protect you from the badniks around. If you are hit by an enemy without rings, you will be reverted into the previous area. If you conquer a stage, the rings will give you a bonus score. The ring count is displayed on the top left corner of the screen. You lose 10 rings each time you get hit by an enemy. The Ranks is a performance meter that shows how good you perform in a stage. The lowest rank is C-Rank and the highest rank is S-Rank. The ranks are counted by the number of jostles, power-ups, rings, and boosts that are used by you to complete a stag. The race time is shown on top of the screen. The distance meter indicates the distance between you and the rival. The rival arrow indicates the location of the rival if he is not appearing on the screen. The position is displayed on the bottom right corner of the screen. It shows your winning position in the race, for example, 1st or 2nd place. The boosts appear through the stages and can be identified with a X or O icon. If you press X on a boost, you will perform the Air Boost which is a vertical boost. The vertical boost helps you to get to higher places in the game. If you press O on a boost, you will perform a speed boost, which is a horizontal boost. The horizontal boost let you dash against the rival and defeat them. The jostle is performed by pressing the O or homing attack button.

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Tuesday, March 16, 2010

Best Racing Car Games For 2010

If you're like me, and you love playing video games in your spare time, you're probably wondering what the best car racing games are out there in 2010. There are thousands of games out there, and yes, choosing the right one can be hard. I wanted to show you today on how you can find the best racing game that suits your needs.

Forza Motorsport 3: By popular demand, Forza has created a third installment of their popular video game. If you're into the actual car brands, as well as very realistic graphics, this is a must try. I love this game for it's game play, and so much more.

Midnight Club: Greatest Hits: Midnight Club has been around for what seems like forever, but a while ago, they released the greatest hits game. For less than $30, you can pick up this killer racing game for the PlayStation 3.

Gran Turismo: Yes, I know there's a ton of Gran Turismos out right now, but if you have the PSP, there's one out there for you now. I own the PSP, and it's a great video game system on the go. Check it out, as it received some pretty good reviews.

Dirt 2: The last one on my list is Dirt 2. It's a great game if you like the off road racing, as well as many different game play options. It's a great game to kill the boredom, as well as play online.

2010 is in store for a great year of games. Check out these relatively new games, and see which ones that you like.