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PixelJunk Racers '2nd Lap' rated by ESRB
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Reader Comments (19)
Posted: Feb 19th 2010 10:38AM Levi said
Racers was the only one that didn't strike me as really good right away. I played the demo for 15 or 20 minutes and tht was about it. Looking forward to the Shooter expansion, but even more so to PJ Dungeons. Shooter was good, but I actually didn't like it as much as Monsters or Eden.
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Posted: Feb 19th 2010 10:39AM ArthurSA said
I love the gameplay, and I liked it explored ad nauseum in the original installment. If they can come up with even more stuff to do, count me in.
On a side note: the art director should be fired. Really: there is no cohesion between in-game graphics and the rest (which by the way remind me of flash games or casual games with low production values). Also, some of the awful vector art used to represent the game modes has absolutely nothing to do with it (a MONKEY? Seriously?).
Anyway, the game is well programmed, me and my friends find it fun, and the graphics, where they matter, are good. (Well, the marketing team would also love better outside game art).
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On a side note: the art director should be fired. Really: there is no cohesion between in-game graphics and the rest (which by the way remind me of flash games or casual games with low production values). Also, some of the awful vector art used to represent the game modes has absolutely nothing to do with it (a MONKEY? Seriously?).
Anyway, the game is well programmed, me and my friends find it fun, and the graphics, where they matter, are good. (Well, the marketing team would also love better outside game art).
Posted: Feb 19th 2010 10:52AM Chris DPSN AggieCEO XBLThe Aggi said
never got PJR...just didn't stand out to me like the other 3 titles have....but I suppose it wont hurt to buy the bundle for like $10 just to try it out and support Q-Games
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Posted: Feb 19th 2010 11:36AM TheBrainninja said
I'm hoping they do a bundle deal with the original, then I might buy it. Like others here, the demo didn't impress me, though I'm a fan of the other PixelJunks.
Or, as my IRL friends call it, PickleJunk.
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Or, as my IRL friends call it, PickleJunk.
Posted: Feb 19th 2010 12:32PM (Unverified) said
There used to be a game like this in the 90s, does anybody remember what it was called? Similar style where it wass top view 2-d car racing but no traffic, with 4 cars (blue,red, green and yellow)
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Posted: Feb 19th 2010 12:36PM (Unverified) said
*** it was also for the PC, and the cars would twirl if it hit an oil patch
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Posted: Feb 19th 2010 12:56PM NIck PSN ID Rattlehead91 said
Sounds like MicroMachines or RC Pro-AM.
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Posted: Feb 19th 2010 1:05PM (Unverified) said
I checked both of them on google images, its not any of them,but thanks for trying.
Actually the pixeljunk racers look very similar to what im talking about lol
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Actually the pixeljunk racers look very similar to what im talking about lol
Posted: Feb 19th 2010 6:20PM itskrislol said
Surely you aren't comparing this pile to Rock 'n Roll Racing
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Posted: Feb 19th 2010 6:25PM (Unverified) said
nope, but the guy who said super sprint (thank you) is very very similar to what im talking about, i think its a dos game , i dunno anymore lol
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Posted: Feb 19th 2010 7:21PM killdash9 said
Super Sprint was correct, more or less. The Sprint games are arcade racers with a top-down view, one of Atari's oldest series. The games started out in the mid-1970s in black and white, with Gran Trak 10 being the first title. Most of the later iterations of the series had "Sprint" in the name, though the last one, the combat-oriented Badlands, does not. These were some of the earliest steering wheel-equipped arcade cabinets, I believe.
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Posted: Feb 19th 2010 1:04PM (Unverified) said
I checked both of them on google images, its not any of them,but thanks for trying.
Actually the pixeljunk racers look very similar to what im talking about lol
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Actually the pixeljunk racers look very similar to what im talking about lol
Posted: Feb 19th 2010 1:49PM linebeginstoblur said
I'm surprised, since they haven't even patched in trophy support (and possibly even rumble support, can't remember) to Racers. I figured they saw it as the "we-don't-talk-about-that-one" game.
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Posted: Feb 19th 2010 8:05PM CrashTunoku said
It was a pretty good party game, though I wonder how many people expected a racing game instead of what it really is.
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