Evolution GT (PC/FullIso/Multi)
Game Platforme(s) : PC | Language : Multi (5) | Release Date : May 26, 2006
Publisher : Black Bean Games | Developer : MileStone Inc. | 1.43 GB
Genre : GT / Street Racing
It must be tough to be a racing game. Of course Ive never been burdened with being a racing game myself, but I do rather suspect that there would be two things Id be concerned with were I to be so magically transformed. Firstly theres the matter of my portrayal of speed. Racing games need to get that adrenal gland pumping, and theyre not going to do it if they feel like youre hitching a ride on Grandmas shopping trolley. Evolution GT only just manages to fulfil this basic requirement. It feels solid, but stolid - dependably automotive. Youve seen this a dozen times before - realistic to the degree that some sense of fun is lost, but with no sense of accurate simulation acquired. The sensation of zipping along at life-curdling speeds is what makes racing enjoyable, and to ignore it is to misunderstand why videogames have been made into these kinds of experiences the first place.
Game Platforme(s) : PC | Language : Multi (5) | Release Date : May 26, 2006
Publisher : Black Bean Games | Developer : MileStone Inc. | 1.43 GB
Genre : GT / Street Racing
It must be tough to be a racing game. Of course Ive never been burdened with being a racing game myself, but I do rather suspect that there would be two things Id be concerned with were I to be so magically transformed. Firstly theres the matter of my portrayal of speed. Racing games need to get that adrenal gland pumping, and theyre not going to do it if they feel like youre hitching a ride on Grandmas shopping trolley. Evolution GT only just manages to fulfil this basic requirement. It feels solid, but stolid - dependably automotive. Youve seen this a dozen times before - realistic to the degree that some sense of fun is lost, but with no sense of accurate simulation acquired. The sensation of zipping along at life-curdling speeds is what makes racing enjoyable, and to ignore it is to misunderstand why videogames have been made into these kinds of experiences the first place.
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