Today's AusGamers review is Blur, the latest car racing title from genre veterens Bizarre Creations - the UK outfit most well known for the Project Gotham Racing games.
Our very own Shufti (who admits to not being much of a simulation racing game fan) puts Blur through it's paces with respectable results.
Blur is a hectic, super stylish racer that is loads of fun. It's part Mario Kart, part Burnout and part Modern Warfare. What more could you want from a racing game? Hardcore fans of racing sims may not be impressed given Blur's decidedly arcade approach to racing, but most people will have a ball. Highly recommended.
Catch all the finer points in this
in-depth review.
Blur is now in-stores everywhere for Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3.
Posted 04:37pm 03/6/10
Waiting for a review on Split second to decide between the two.
Posted 05:11pm 03/6/10
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Posted 05:55pm 03/6/10
I'm not much of a fan of super realistic racing sims, but I always loved the Project Gotham games, they seem to tread this extremely enjoyable line between arcade racer and sim. Its like an arcade racer that makes you feel like you're driving a sim, without having to put in all the work of actually driving a sim. I don't know enough about cars and car racing to ever be any good at super realistic driving games, but Project Gotham always hit exactly the right note for me.
Posted 06:46pm 03/6/10
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Posted 02:53am 04/6/10
and his follow-up, after release: http://www.penny-arcade.com/2010/5/31/
Additionally, a Split/Second demo review: http://www.penny-arcade.com/2010/4/28/boy-must-learn-part-two/
In summary, Split/Second may well be the better pick, unless the issues with Blur are resolved.
Posted 06:21am 04/6/10
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Posted 09:18am 04/6/10
I agree with Mitch, Blur offers a better multiplayer experience, but Split/Second is still some ridiculously fun arcade racing.
Posted 09:20am 04/6/10