Rush is the PSP version of L.A. Rush, and it is still the same, crappy game. It still has the same story line, which i will leave for you to find out. But still, this game has some okay cars, but why diden't Midway let customize our own car? And also, you do get a big L.A. to screw around in, and isent that cool? Well, it isent. All you get is a few districts, and a few free-roaming challenges. That is it. Smart move, Midway. And also, the voice acting is very, very bad. And also, West Coast Customs does customize the cars you get, but they make them look plain. In Midnight Club 3, DUB was in it, and it let you do your own thing. Not the same thing here. Also, the game is just to easy. And do you wanna know how to unlock them? You have to do missions where you have to get the car from the place that the main bad guy of the game put them. But do you think you can just go up to them and drive them back to your garage? No, the bad guy sends his goons after you. And, if they distroy you or box you in, you fail. Sometimes, you are being chased like it was Pac-Man. And also, Rush has a exclusive mode that lets you do barrel rolls and flips! Isen't that awesome? IT ISEN'T! All in all, Rush is a great example of a poor racer. And that says alot.
Okay. Rush on the PSP. Not quite as fast as Need For Speed. Not quite as exciting as Burnout. Not quite as realistic as Gran Turismo and Toca Race Driver.Not as great music as Midnight Club. Not as much of a fun element ... Read Full Review
The gameplay wasn't all that great. The soundtrack is terrible, but some cars in the game you can't help but love. I have to give it to you, it isn't an easy pick-up-n-go game. It can get pretty frustrating at points. Th... Read Full Review
