I haven't played that one yet but I was also a huge fan of TrackMania 2 (although the model of separating the arenas into separate games was stupid. Much prefer a one-and-done approach like Turbo) and Nations. I'll check it out though.
It was a PSN exclusive but it's off the service for a while now. I hope it can be still played via. emulation.
checked a vid of this , hope they polish it cuz i like the vibe this racer has
Forza Horizon doesn't really play like an arcade racer. It tries to bring the arcade experience closer to what the traditional Forza experience is (simulation, similar to Gran Turismo). FH games fit somewhere between what an arcade racer is and what games like the mainline Forza and Gran Turismo are.
I think its still a long way from release though.
rage racer is the first one i played back in the day it has actually better progression than the other RR games on ps1.not a big fan of rr6 or 7
Carmageddon is from the time of those games as well, Max Damage is just a modern remake
You've convinced us all
it was actually people, but because of censorship they were changed into 'zombies'.
Hmmm. Have you played an arcade racer in the last decade? How many of them are open-world? How many of them require online? How many of them also make you look at every single detail of your car, with endless tweaks to tires, suspension, engine, brakes, blah blah blah.
why the fuck are his eyes so red?old fans of arcade racers reading this thread be like
its actually the forza horizon fans , their eyes cant ADJUST to the speed of pure arcade racerswhy the fuck are his eyes so red?
You can do all arcade racer stuff in Forza Horizon. From stunts to drifting. Everything is highly customizable from controls, cars to difficulty. Its top notch arcade racer.
Well, I agree with you that they should have kept the talent. But, ultimately, we lead to that decision. They got to make and publish many games under Sony and we just didn't go out and buy them (I did, but many others didn't.)
Rivals was VERY good and the best NFS since Most Wanted 2005 idgaf. the biggest drawback to me was forced waiting while being explained everything. For reference my favorite modern arcade racers is the Motorstorm trilogy. I grew up playing Cruis'n, RUSH, and Daytona USA in the arcades. Retro ones, I would go for NFS High Stakes and NFS 3 Hot Pursuit.
So an arcade racing game is a game only with ultra "floating" physics with cars with almost no weight and very very fast?
You can still get Supermini Festa for the Wii though. It is much worse, not nearly as snappy and fun to play, and lacks speed. Graphics were dated even for a Wii game. It does have more content though, that's at least something.Oh man i forgot about this
I didn't buy it at the time and now it's lost forever for whatever reason. I hate digital so much dammit.
Maybe the "problem" here is, that there are too many types of racing games now and we put them all into different categories. We used to keep it simple, there was realistic/sim and arcade.
I'm glad you aren't the president of a gamedev company, because your emotions would cloud your judgment enough to run your studio into the ground to die on a hill that no one cares about.You've convinced us all
Such ironic and hyperbolic statements from you. Take a nap.
Generally, yeah, but it's not as simple as that now and another poster addressed this part better than I could have. You're missing my point but simply put, FH doesn't fully embrace what would make it an arcade racer in a complete way. I don't dislike games that are simulation or somewhere in the middle but have always enjoyed arcade racers more. For me, personally, I want to see full on damage, similar to how the Burnout series handled it.
