wraggster
September 19th, 2006, 21:51
Heres an excerpt:
For many racing fans, the driving experience can be summed up in four letters: Rush. Midway's arcade series was well known for breakneck speeds, beautiful machines and addictive gameplay. But while the franchise has torn up the current day and futuristic roads of San Francisco, it's time to take the series to a different set of streets. Welcome to the streets of LA in the latest racer from Midway, Rush.
Based on the recently released console game, LA Rush, Rush is the story of a street racer, Trikz, who pulls himself up from rags to riches thanks to his driving skill. Unfortunately for the brash driver, an unscrupulous businessman known as Lidel uses his connections to screw Trikz out of every single possession he owns, making his cars, house and money disappear in the blink of an eye. It's up to Trikz to gain revenge on Lidel by rebuilding his empire one race at a time, proving that he is the true king of Cali. Thanks to the open ended level design of the game, players should be able to race through recreated Downtown LA, Hollywood, Santa Monica, South Bay and South Central Los Angeles, tracking down racing opportunities and exploring the city.
Full Article at IGN (http://uk.psp.ign.com/articles/733/733388p1.html)
For many racing fans, the driving experience can be summed up in four letters: Rush. Midway's arcade series was well known for breakneck speeds, beautiful machines and addictive gameplay. But while the franchise has torn up the current day and futuristic roads of San Francisco, it's time to take the series to a different set of streets. Welcome to the streets of LA in the latest racer from Midway, Rush.
Based on the recently released console game, LA Rush, Rush is the story of a street racer, Trikz, who pulls himself up from rags to riches thanks to his driving skill. Unfortunately for the brash driver, an unscrupulous businessman known as Lidel uses his connections to screw Trikz out of every single possession he owns, making his cars, house and money disappear in the blink of an eye. It's up to Trikz to gain revenge on Lidel by rebuilding his empire one race at a time, proving that he is the true king of Cali. Thanks to the open ended level design of the game, players should be able to race through recreated Downtown LA, Hollywood, Santa Monica, South Bay and South Central Los Angeles, tracking down racing opportunities and exploring the city.
Full Article at IGN (http://uk.psp.ign.com/articles/733/733388p1.html)