Sega Rally Revo - on next-gen platforms
07 August 2007, 11:14 PM
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Sega Rally Revo - on next-gen platforms
the reason I post the link is...
...graphics are cool, but they're deforming the surface of the track as you drive over it - eg. your car will leave a groove through the mud / snow / dirt and the suspension reacts to these grooves, making each lap progressively harder. Thought it was a cool feature.
Gametrailers.com - SEGA Rally Revo - Technical Demo Pt. 1
...graphics are cool, but they're deforming the surface of the track as you drive over it - eg. your car will leave a groove through the mud / snow / dirt and the suspension reacts to these grooves, making each lap progressively harder. Thought it was a cool feature.
Gametrailers.com - SEGA Rally Revo - Technical Demo Pt. 1
08 August 2007, 12:29 PM
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It's what Motorstorm promised but didn't actually deliver!
Can't remember how many hours I spent playing Sega Rally on my Saturn.
Sega GT was so underrated on the Xbox as well
Can't remember how many hours I spent playing Sega Rally on my Saturn.
Sega GT was so underrated on the Xbox as well
08 August 2007, 01:55 PM
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in part two of that demo, the snow tracks are sweet 
I think Sega have really pushed the boundaries out here, was just reading today EA saying that its not just pretty graphics that make good games the developers need to push the envelope in other areas.
Sega definately pushing in the right direction with this one i think. Deformation of the terrain, excellent idea
I think Sega have really pushed the boundaries out here, was just reading today EA saying that its not just pretty graphics that make good games the developers need to push the envelope in other areas.
Sega definately pushing in the right direction with this one i think. Deformation of the terrain, excellent idea
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08 August 2007, 07:47 PM
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in part two of that demo, the snow tracks are sweet
I think Sega have really pushed the boundaries out here, was just reading today EA saying that its not just pretty graphics that make good games the developers need to push the envelope in other areas.
Sega definately pushing in the right direction with this one i think. Deformation of the terrain, excellent idea
I think Sega have really pushed the boundaries out here, was just reading today EA saying that its not just pretty graphics that make good games the developers need to push the envelope in other areas.
Sega definately pushing in the right direction with this one i think. Deformation of the terrain, excellent idea
that's a bit ironic for EA to say that after their multitude of samey sequels
my live has ran out now 
17 September 2007, 09:19 PM
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Mmm, I know it's supposed to be arcade like, but I was still disappointed, can't really nail the reason why, but thanks to the demo this one's not on my Christmas list.
17 September 2007, 10:45 PM
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You need a faster connect Jack (mine downloaded in about 10 minutes). It plays just like Sega rally with nice graphics. No more, no less
I might wait for it to appear in a bargin bin somewhere..
I might wait for it to appear in a bargin bin somewhere..
17 September 2007, 10:47 PM
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mine came superfast also.
i actually really loved it, will definitely buy this one, completed dirt a few weeks back and i thought that was crap (bought a pre owned copy anyway
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i actually really loved it, will definitely buy this one, completed dirt a few weeks back and i thought that was crap (bought a pre owned copy anyway
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17 September 2007, 11:08 PM
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hope the position of my new console isn't causing a problem for the wireless ? under the tv seems to be a bit of a black spot !
18 September 2007, 03:03 PM
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It's "Sega rally". Of course it's going to be arcadey. It's based on an arcade machine.
That's like buying the Lord of the Rings game and complaing that it's a bit too Orcy
That's like buying the Lord of the Rings game and complaing that it's a bit too Orcy
18 September 2007, 03:12 PM
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quite!
18 September 2007, 03:37 PM
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To be fair i've only used the pad whereas the other 2 instalments were played (at great expense in the arcades ) with a steering wheel so perhaps the feel would be better.
Problem could be that it's a far cry away from all the anally retentive driving games out there.
It would have been nice to have been given an entire tarmac track as well.
) with a steering wheel so perhaps the feel would be better.Problem could be that it's a far cry away from all the anally retentive driving games out there.
It would have been nice to have been given an entire tarmac track as well.