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more about #blackrockstudios Knoxximus ver. 5.66: It's an arcade racer. In arcade racers, damage to cars NEVER affects performance. That would be kind of a deal breaker for me, actually. more » Toasticus: Big 'ol nothankyou.jpg to the whole damaged-cars-drive-like-crap. From what I've seen of this game, that'd be like asking for the player in an FPS to ... more » Malfunktion v2: Personally I found the controls too basic. Other than steering all I could control was stop, go, and blow shit up. As far as I could tell the drifting... more » phicaluk: This game sounds socially irresponsible. Do we really want people driving around blowing up filling stations and downing passenger aircraft? Won't s... more » okenny :) ...building bridges (to hide under): Is it safe to assume this will be multi-platform? more » BallPtPenTheif: I can't imagine much re playability if the "damagability" is staged. People are just going to run an optimum lap that takes advantage of the level dam... more » Chalkdust: Someone should let Black Rock studios know about Burnout Paradise or Motorstorm: PR. Then again, with Pure it seemed like they had nobody to tell them... more » Acorn Pop: I think the whole "open world racing" has killed the genre for me. I'm sorry but when I am racing I want set tracks. more » fuchikoma: I didn't really notice since I tend to play a good racer forever, but I guess it has been a while since I got a new one... I've been playing GT5P, Wip... more » Striderhayasa - Can we get some damn m/kb support?!: Burnout Paradise is hands down the best, most enjoyable racing game I've ever played. Even getting platinum was fun from beginning to end. Too bad oth... more » Billkwando: Racing is dead? I guess that explains Outrun Online Arcade being #1 on the XBLA sales chart. more » Not-too-Pessimippopotamus: There is a big crowd who enjoy serious racing sims, or at least realistic feeling-ish games with licensed vehicles and real-life locations (like Forza... more » PeteyCoco: Well sim and street racing games are becoming old, but not the entire genre. Burnout Paradise is a good example more » shouryuuken: looks nice, i liked pure and love burnout. im also a big fan of combat racing games. more » kobeashi: "Burnout fans who've jumped ship due to Burnout Paradise's change in direction." count me in as one of those. The whole "change the course with trigg... more » Ichidou: ...I'm sorry, did you say DISNEY? Like, Mickey-Mouse Hannah-Montana ho-hum-diddle-dee Disney? ...Seriously? more » DaveKap: If it isn't a video of gameplay, it's crap! more » Paradox me: Oh, my eyes deceived me. It's early and I've been up all night, so I read that tag as "Black Isle Studios" at first and got extremely excited... This ... more » D Mitsuki, Gotta have guts kid!: Viral marketing, at it's finest. more » TinaMus: I agree, Criterion has been giving FREE update after update for Burnout Paradise. And now its only $30 bucks, with a NEW island and cars right around ... more » -
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Split/Second Preview: Race Track Go Boom
E3 2009 gave us another opportunity to get our hands on Disney's explosive, course-altering reality show racer, Split/Second. More » -
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Split/Second Preview: Power Play
There have been plenty of racing games that pump up the action by arming cars, but Split/Second allows you to use an explosive environment to take out competitors and change the course. More » -
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Pure Devs Want To Revive "Dying" Racing Genre
Pure developers Black Rock Studios feel that the video game racer, as we know it, is "in a dire way," that the genre "is in many respects dying out." What can save it? More » -
#disney
Disney Makes Split/Second Official With New Screens
Following last week's early reveal via GameTrailers, Disney Interactive Studios makes battle racer Split/Second official, with a couple of new screens to sweeten the deal. More » -
#blackrockstudios
Video Shows Pure Devs Working on New Title
Tagged Burnout Paradise, and Pure, this "leaked" video seems to show a footage of a street racer in the works by Disney Interactive-owned Black Rock Studio. More »
