ReadyUp writes:
"A little green man, in a film, once said, “You have to unlearn what you have already learned,” or words to that effect. Never a truer word has been spoken in relation to a video game. The thing about F1 Race Stars that has got everyone on their first play and has seemed like a game breaker is very simple: there is no drift. I can now hear cups and glasses shattering on floors the world over, as you all reel from the shock, but let me give it some perspective. On the box and instructions is the word “kart”. Yes, the game offers cute versions of cars, drivers and circuits but at its very heart sits an interesting twist on the whole kart game genre: you have to brake to succeed. With that out the way, lets get stuck in."
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Chocobo GP had potencial to be a worthy competitor, but Square Enix just couldn't help itself from ruining it with bad monetization. Still fun to run a couple of races from time to time, though.
Still sad we haven't gotten a new mod nation racers from Sony in a hot minute
I played that more then MKWii for a while.
Hardcore Gamer: To celebrate the upcoming F1 racing season, Bundle Stars is releasing F1 Race Stare and all 13 of its DLC packs for under $5.
IM PLAYIN takes a look at F1 Race Stars, a mobile game in the style of the classic cart racing games.
"I love watching the Formula 1 now, but the fast cars and wheel to wheel racing made it a sport that I couldn’t appreciate when I was younger. The races were long and I just wanted to see what cartoons were on. But as you get older and learn to appreciate the technology that goes into each car and the extreme action that season can shape up to contain, you get hooked into a sport that is so much fun to watch and even more fun to try and explain to others."
