Adam$
09-03-2006, 06:37 PM
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Driver: Parallel Lines will be hitting Playstation 2 and Xbox on 26th March.
The game is said to be alot better than Driv3r, which I found a good game, although the critics did not seem to.
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The game features better On-Foot co-ordination. In Driv3r, the on-foot experience was not that spectacular. However, in Parallel Lines, the experience is said to be much better, which it is. The character's actions are much smoother and humanoid.
The cars, are also a great improvement. There are over 80 different vehicles in the game, retro vehicles and the more modern class. Not only do the vehicles change in time, but also the vehicle HUD. In the older cars, the speedometer is more retro, whereas a cool electronic speedometer is used for the more modern vehicles.
Not only do the speedometers change over time, but also the maps and cityscape. In the city, the buildings, roads, etc change. The map changes as a few roads are no longer there; some are additions to what was there earlier, and when you are viewing the map, a push-pin marks the target whereas GPS is used on the newer aspect of the game.
The gameplay has greatly changed aswell. Fewer on-foot missions and more vehicle carnage. There is also a 'twist' in the middle of the game.
The game is, said to be, stunning. I, personally, cannot wait for the arrival of this game.
For more information on Driver: Parallel Lines visit www.atari.com/driver (http://www.atari.com/driver)
http://media.playstadium.dk/cpg133/albums/screenshots/driver4/005.jpg
Information published in this article was, in my own words, some of the information published in Official Playstation 2 Magazine. All images published were not captured by me.
Driver: Parallel Lines will be hitting Playstation 2 and Xbox on 26th March.
The game is said to be alot better than Driv3r, which I found a good game, although the critics did not seem to.
http://thetrackman.blog.jeuxvideo.com/images/mn/1128522273.jpg
The game features better On-Foot co-ordination. In Driv3r, the on-foot experience was not that spectacular. However, in Parallel Lines, the experience is said to be much better, which it is. The character's actions are much smoother and humanoid.
The cars, are also a great improvement. There are over 80 different vehicles in the game, retro vehicles and the more modern class. Not only do the vehicles change in time, but also the vehicle HUD. In the older cars, the speedometer is more retro, whereas a cool electronic speedometer is used for the more modern vehicles.
Not only do the speedometers change over time, but also the maps and cityscape. In the city, the buildings, roads, etc change. The map changes as a few roads are no longer there; some are additions to what was there earlier, and when you are viewing the map, a push-pin marks the target whereas GPS is used on the newer aspect of the game.
The gameplay has greatly changed aswell. Fewer on-foot missions and more vehicle carnage. There is also a 'twist' in the middle of the game.
The game is, said to be, stunning. I, personally, cannot wait for the arrival of this game.
For more information on Driver: Parallel Lines visit www.atari.com/driver (http://www.atari.com/driver)
http://media.playstadium.dk/cpg133/albums/screenshots/driver4/005.jpg
Information published in this article was, in my own words, some of the information published in Official Playstation 2 Magazine. All images published were not captured by me.