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May 2010
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Extrait: With Forza 3 taking 2009 as its own and Gran Turismo 5 looking to cap off 2010, developers looking to release anything in the racing genre were opposed by two hits that were sure to prove nearly impossible to compete directly with. Hoping to sneak in s...
Extrait: Blur comes to town but not quite as we expected. A mix of Karting and racing vie for attention and this mixed experience asks a lot of the player. Those that get it are in for a considered racing treat - but the danger is that there will be many that n...
Extrait: Blur offers up a nice change from the standard arcade racer as the addition of kart racing like power-ups brings a new wrinkle to the genre. The ability to earn fans and open new cars and modifications as a result of your performance also adds a level of addictiveness..
Extrait: Now someone at Bizarre Creations must have been a massive Mario Kart fan but felt unsatisfied with the choice in cars. So now we have Blur, a race that can be summed up in just a few words, in no particular order: insane, pretty, multiplayer. The premi...
Publié: 2010-06-02, Auteur: Ryan , review by: techworld.com
Blur has the potential to be a game that will be spinning in many a gamer’s consoles and PCs for a long, long time. There seems to be an unlimited number of goals to shoot for at any point, and the core racing gameplay that Blur offers has enough dept...
Extrait: There is something to be said for the experience of picking up a game and knowing exactly where it came from. Blur is clearly a Bizarre Creations... creation, from the voice-over explaining the events to the handling of the cars. The difference here ...
Extrait: As a kid, I slipped into the car and pretended to cruise the highways while activating imaginary weapons. Invisible missiles decimated opponents as I zipped past fiery wreckage. I activated my nitrous – cruise-control – and watched the competition fade...
Blur isn't the addictive, competitive online game that people wanted it to be. Rather, Blur is a pallete-cleansing game, the type of experience you pop in for a few minutes with your friends when you're looking for a break between sessions of a game yo...
