**New street racing arcade game has kids revving everywhere.
06-05-2005, 02:28 PM
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Re:**New street racing arcade game has kids revving everywhere.
Originally Posted by jeffsciv23
Originally Posted by Kyle
I don't go into arcades, but I have friends that do, and everyone I know knows I'm into cars, and since no one I know has told me about this game yet it's safe to assume that I am once again the victim of a small town and didn't get this game.
And thanks for bringing back an old post :P
06-05-2005, 06:33 PM
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Re: **New street racing arcade game has kids revving everywhere.
Originally Posted by jeffsciv23
Originally Posted by Kyle
I don't go into arcades, but I have friends that do, and everyone I know knows I'm into cars, and since no one I know has told me about this game yet it's safe to assume that I am once again the victim of a small town and didn't get this game.
You bumped a 2 year old thread to say that?
06-05-2005, 08:31 PM
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Re: **New street racing arcade game has kids revving everywhere.
i played that game once. i thought is was kinda lame. the drift physics make it so easy.
like every time i went to drift a corner, i would brake downshift and do whatever, it actually made me lose. i found that you can just leave it in 5th and crank it in every corner and you are fine. ghey, no countersteer needed and the brake serves no purpose.
i understand that most kids have no idea what drifting is or how it works, but this game had to be an insult to some of the more hardcore InitialD fans.
like every time i went to drift a corner, i would brake downshift and do whatever, it actually made me lose. i found that you can just leave it in 5th and crank it in every corner and you are fine. ghey, no countersteer needed and the brake serves no purpose.
i understand that most kids have no idea what drifting is or how it works, but this game had to be an insult to some of the more hardcore InitialD fans.
