Some bugs, and anoying stuff, but i dont care: Graphics: Not bad at all. Could be better, but it is not terrible. Car models are great. Why do you say they look like bloks? I see pretty car models. Sound: Nothing wrong here. I like the music. Not rock and roll, but i dont lissen to music in games anyway. And the engine noise gets lower volume, when we use boost. Add to the speed IMO Gameplay: Takedown: Its hard to do a takedown. Ram them from the side, only result in a "rubbing" or "battle" score. You must ram them from the behind, but they keep swinging from side to side. Traffic: Why on earth do people "complain" about too little traffic? I think "finaly" I keep crashing in to them often enough as it is. Only bad thing is, its not easy to collect "near misses" Glitches: The cars can pass trough an another car, or object. But why is that a problem? The problem is when my car is in auto mode (during a takedown) it often dirrect me to an wall, or strait to an bend (without turnig) Turning: To start with, turning can be difficult. It as an lag, witch can be anoying. But with practice, you can turn and controll it. Want a game with horrible controll? Try "Collin McRae Rally 2" for Gameboy Advance. (or any CmrR game) Crash mode: The only dissaster here. There is not traffic at all. Just 5 cars in the junktion. Lucky if you can catch more than 3 cars. After the crash, you are just watching a picture...booooring. So NO this is NOT a "bad" game. Only a few glitches, but i can enjoy the game anyway.
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