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Nobody cares how hot your coupВї is - it's gonna' get damaged.Дesign The focus of this game is in the speed, the thrill, the experience. Then spread on the bread of the Future Cop engine (yes, this barn-burner runs on that very same engine), add a smidgen of attitude (it seems the Strike team were frustrated with the performance of Future Cop, and were driven that much harder to make NASCAR Rumble blister), and what you've got is a peanut butter and muscle car sandwich that must be eaten with a pair of oven mits. Add to that the talented EA team behind Desert Strike, Soviet Strike, and the ill-fated Future Strike (which eventually became Future Cop: LAPD, a strong contender for our Games of the Millennium survey), who by that point were looking to do anything but a Strike game. They thought maybe they could get more for the money.Д¬oincidentally, the NASCAR association has recently been trying to pitch the sport down to a younger, hipper, less bearded crowd (including the EXTREME! cartoon NASCAR Racers - never seen it myself, but the kids seem to dig it). Apparently, some race fans like to make right turns once in a while.

#Nascar rumble soundboard license#

But if you'd have seen what we've seen (that being the view from the dash of Dale Earnhardt Jr.'s stock car while flying 50 feet in the air at over 150 MPH), you would understand why this game takes our breath away.Д«ackground EA's has gotten mileage out of its NASCAR license with its minutely detailed (almost infuriatingly so) NASCAR racing series, but the simple truth is that while this sim series is well respected by race fans, it's not for everybody. This is not a review, mind you - we still have plenty of time to change our minds and hate this game if we suddenly find ourselves in the middle of an Opposites Sketch. We wanted to highlight all of the finer points impossible to show in a simple preview. This is a special look at the features, philosophy, and effects that will make up this brilliant racer. Trust me, if you were sickened with Midway's Rush on the PlayStation, EA has your cure). We want to get you as pumped as possible for this sleeper (especially since many will confuse it with the niche-oriented NASCAR simulators and pass it over for South Park Rally or some other daft crapper.

#Nascar rumble soundboard full#

This puppy's a bucket full of mirth, and we can't get enough of it. As far removed from the EA Sports NASCAR series as could be, EA Studios' NASCAR Rumble is a rough-riding dirt and asphalt road race with high flying stunts, bitchin' cars, ruthless AI opponents, sweet graphics, riotous commentary, and fast, fast, fast gameplay. NASCAR Rumble may very well be one of those games.

We suddenly drop everything and nail our fingers to our Dual Shocks until our eyeballs dry. But occasionally there comes a game that's so enjoyable, such a breakthrough in graphics, sound, and control, that they make us forget what we're doing, when our deadline is, and even who we are. Just think: with 650 PlayStation games on the market, and an additional 2000 in Japan available for import, we've pretty much seen it all.

Us poor slobs at IGNPSX sure do see a lot of games, perhaps too many even.