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Submitted by vasilisk 1312d ago | review

1UP Fatal Inertia EX PS3 Review

1UP writes: "I drive very conservatively. I take my time going through turns and intersections, hardly aware that I'm probably pissing off most of the crazy city drivers behind me. It's not that I don't want to drive like a mad man -- I would love to swerve between lanes à la Ronin -- I just suppress that desire in order to avoid perishing in a fiery ball of death and metal. That's why it's nice to occasionally play a racer like Fatal Inertia EX, where I can unleash all of that pent-up desire to drive recklessly. At least, that's how it would normally go -- Fatal Inertia feels too unwieldy, and it often forced me to drive crazily not because I wanted to, but because I was so out of control that I could hardly manage anything more. At least the combat is rewarding, enough so that you can almost overlook the arbitrarily difficult vehicle handling." (Fatal Inertia EX, PS3) C-/A+

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