Racing a car around a track is so 1990s. Now, just getting from Point A back around to Point A is so passé and boring that there was no other option than to take a bunch of cars, strap a bunch of machine guns and rocket launchers to 'em, and then litter the track with a bunch of power-ups, asking only that drivers finish their required laps while making sure every other car on the road goes boom as much as possible.
No one will claim Death Track: Resurrection is doing anything but sticking to the template established by the original game, but sometimes all you need is to go fast (or faster with turbo!) and make stuff blow up real good--or at least that's what developer SkyFallen Entertainment is hoping.
Bargain UK PC game publisher Extra Play announced today that hit is expanding its publication schedule for 2012 with new and rebooted titles in its £9.99 line of games.
Titles set to be launched this year include Falcon 4.0, 7.62, Ascension to the Throne, Death Track: Resurrection, El Matador and many more.
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Gaijin Entertainment's revival of the 1989 PC game stalls when it should be roaring forward.
