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It’s been a while since we heard anything from them but the lovely chaps over at Simbin studios have just announced a new game in the fantastic GTR series of GT Racing sims: GTR3. The closest they’ve come lately to any kind of sequel after GTR2 was an addon pack for the Race 07 series which added 3 variations on the Nürburgring and a handful of GT cars which although good, wasn’t quite enough to satisfy like a full title would have.
Possessing your body just long enough to shout “TARTS!” in a library, today’s sale unites all four main games platforms. This is not the first time Driver SF has appeared in Cheap Happens, so I’ll quote myself, as I cannot hope to ever come close to the quality of writing that myself possesses:
Reviewed by Andrew here, Driver SF is a free roaming driving game with a very interesting mechanic. He had this to say:
“At the touch of a button Tanner [the guy you play] can initiate an out of body experience. You can then float around the city, all in dreamy slow motion, entering other drivers’ bodies at will.”
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You can drive this away (sorry couldn’t help it) for… £19.79
Reviewed by Andrew here, Driver SF is a free roaming driving game with a very interesting mechanic. He had this to say:
“At the touch of a button Tanner [the guy you play] can initiate an out of body experience. You can then float around the city, all in dreamy slow motion, entering other drivers’ bodies at will.”
The link that can literally save you hundreds of pennies below the break.
You may have thought that the chaps over at Polyphony Digital have been sat around fretting about the iminent launch of Forza 4 but you’d be wrong. The latest update for GT5 ‘Spec 2.0′ has just been released giving the game its first major overhaul since its release.
Cards on the table time, the last Driver game I played was Dr1ver (see, if they can do it with Driv3r, so can I). There were two very memorable features for me: the first was pulling ostentatious power-slides and seeing your hubcaps detach and roll away through sheer G-force. It was a small touch, but it really helped make the game. Secondly was the replay editor in which you could edit the camera angles to make your own action packed chase / stunt sequences in all their hilariously ropey physics glory.
