Mario Kart = pwnd

This game seems awfully boring,all you do is press the D-Pad.

There's already a realistic game where you can build your own tracks and race online.

Race Driver

This is the second Race Driver game on the DS. That's why I held off on getting the first one, as I knew this was coming.BurnoutAddict

Huh?

So you knew the first one came out but you never picked it up because you knew they'd be making another?

[QUOTE="BurnoutAddict"]This is the second Race Driver game on the DS. That's why I held off on getting the first one, as I knew this was coming.Jaysonguy

Huh?

So you knew the first one came out but you never picked it up because you knew they'd be making another?

nowadays things tend to be that way :|

[QUOTE="BurnoutAddict"]This is the second Race Driver game on the DS. That's why I held off on getting the first one, as I knew this was coming.Jaysonguy

Huh?

So you knew the first one came out but you never picked it up because you knew they'd be making another?

The developers said not to long after the game came out (I was waiting for reviews, was satisfied, but then waited for money), they said that they were working on a second game. I figured that I might as well wait.

well, I just tried out Gt4 on my PS2 and was utterly bored by the "realism" of it, by going extremely slow, taking extremely long to brake, accelerate and slow down to 20 MPH for every corner. This game looks alot like a "realistic" racing game like Gran Turismo, which some people like, but it's not for me, and doesn't have near the mass appeal as Mario Kart.

GRID is good, but it looks and i suppose it will be, like most of the other generic racers like NFS, etc.
The ability to make your own race track sounds pretty cool though, but i don't know how much that can contribute to online play, will people be able to download the map you've made, and use it for multiplayer online?
And anyways, racers like this can't really compare to Mario Kart. Mario Kart has a drift system that generic racers dont use, it adds a different type of skill needed and there's the fun item system to it as well.
(which adds in some strategy to whether you really wanna lead all the way or not or stay in middle ranks for better items, etc)
I'd say Mario Kart is more of a party racing game, which i would say is more fun then generic racing games, but at the same time requires skill and some tactic/strategy.

How can you evenuly try to compare this crap in the same category with mario cart! this is just another stupid gangester night racer in da hood at the back of the law and da streets :roll: isnt there like a million games like this out there? jesus...nezardm

OMG you disrespectin daa homie gangsters, man imma pimp and ill pop one in your head, you a player hater. (jk, lol)

yes your right it is just another game in "da hood" as you would say. But there are barely any of these games on the DS that have become something worth playing (need for speed carbon was a failure :( ) Thats why there is a moderate amount of hype around this game. Also you made an assumption, you judged a book by its cover, which isnt a good decision.

It may not even be in the same league as Mario Kart but all games have there good qualities

[QUOTE="nezardm"]How can you evenuly try to compare this crap in the same category with mario cart! this is just another stupid gangester night racer in da hood at the back of the law and da streets :roll: isnt there like a million games like this out there? jesus...Pro-Styler

OMG you disrespectin daa homie gangsters, man imma pimp and ill pop one in your head, you a player hater. (jk, lol)

yes your right it is just another game in "da hood" as you would say. But there are barely any of these games on the DS that have become something worth playing (need for speed carbon was a failure :( ) Thats why there is a moderate amount of hype around this game. Also you made an assumption, you judged a book by its cover, which isnt a good decision.

It may not even be in the same league as Mario Kart but all games have there good qualities

... "Da hood"!? You obviously know of NFS and Mario Kart as the only racers out there. Aside from those boss neon lights (in Japan races only), the TOCA/Race Driver series has nothing in common with the Need For Speed series.

Also, I'm not judging a book by it's cover. I'm judging it by the first game on the DS, which came out last year. One would assume that the devs have fixed the two problems with the first game (easy AI and graphically wonky turns).