Are you a fan of broken bones? Do you love paying exorbitant amounts in insurance bills? Does an early death sound appealing to you? Then you have a future as a stuntman. Or, you could go the easy route and pick up Stuntman: Ignition.
Stuntman: Ignition is the follow-up to Infogrames' 2002 PlayStation 2 release, Stuntman. The concept remains the same - you're tasked with driving vehicles through various movie shoots and nailing down some action-packed stunt scenes. The entire game is based around scripted events and your ability to perform your end of the scene, enhancing the directed stunts with your own death-defying skills behind the wheel.
Neil writes: "The latest sale is now in place, and yet again it is found delivering a multitude of discounts to Xbox One and Xbox 360 players, with all of the following available via the Xbox Deals With Gold and Spotlight Sale for 13th-19th August 2019. Better still is the fact that there are also a ton of discounts on our favourite LEGO games, whilst the Xbox Super Game Add-On Sale also adds in even more. Anything you'll be picking up?"
Stuntman Ignition is now available to download through Games with Gold on Xbox 360 and Xbox Backwards Compatible on Xbox One.
Carlos writes: "We may have some exciting and highly anticipated releases set to arrive on Xbox One throughout October, but let’s not forget that each month also brings Xbox Live Gold members a handful of games to enjoy for no extra cost at all. Whilst last month’s titles didn’t manage to rouse the biggest appreciation from everyone, there were still some hidden gems included that made for some classic additions to our gaming collections. With September all wrapped up and October upon us, it’s time to look into this month’s selection of free Games With Gold titles and see just how good or bad they are."
Overcooked is probably the best couch co-op game of the generation, along with its sequel... so it's an alright month in my book.
Stuntman was alright from what I remember but it’s 360 game same with hitman but looks pretty average month to me.
Certain people will be hoping that they "re-review" Lair. Lair seems more like an acquired taste, one that, unless the controls REALLY are that bad, I tend to acquire easily. I'm sure there are people here who played Crimson Skies. The controls felt a little loose, but I got used to them pretty quick and I actually liked the game. It was deceptively pretty as well (except for the character models).
i view all games reviewed and rated above 7 is the one to get.
So i want Stuntman for PS3. I played the first one on Ps2 and it was fun.
I'm gonna go and head and assume that their 7.1 was generous. The first Stuntman was an awful, boring game. When your headline reads "If perfection through repetition is your thing, then this is your game" you should stop right there.