wraggster
September 26th, 2006, 21:13
News from Lik Sang (http://www.lik-sang.com/news.php?artc=3890&lsaid=219793)
If you are one of those people who rates games according to the explosion count contained, you'll fall in love with Sega's Full Auto, which just got its Japanese port over from the US version. Treat yourself to immense horsepower, combined with full-screen, outrageous detonating mayhem. Throughout the game you'll not only rely on your driving skills (this title plays uber-fast!), but also on a huge weapons arsenal to take down opponents. The cool thing comes to you via Xbox Live, as you get to race human drivers, in case making the CPU cry doesn't do its thang for ya anymore. Both arena modes and full-throttle races await. Offline, there is Career Mode, where you've got different objectives to complete, like blasting cars and the environment, sliding around corners to reap boost or earning gold medals to unlock all goodies in the game. There are also team battle modes, no-weapons races and endurance style play. A riot is the unique "Unwreck" ability, which lets you roll back your race a few after you crashed, to undo the wreckage and have a second try. This feature depends on a special meter that you need to build up, adding a bit of strategy on top. Visually and adrenaline-wise a real blast!
http://image.lik-sang.com/images/170/xbox360-fullauto-jap3.jpg
Head-to-Head mode lets you take on a friend via split-screen. All unlocked car classes, tracks and weapons can be used in Arcade Mode to just show off and have a less stressful action experience. On the diverse tracks, almost everything can be destroyed and using the One Touch Replay feature, you get to instantly replay scenes at any point in the race, slowing time, zooming and panning to catch every explosion. Online, up to eight players can point their launchers at each other. Cars are split in different classes and control uniquely in a way, some are more gravitating towards heavy armor and nastier weapon power, others are lighter and faster in turn. Destruction glory is displayed with massive particle effects, shock waves and road bits flying around like there's no tomorrow. Full Auto (JP) hits Xbox 360 this week, if you enjoy unloading big guns while driving shiny, destructible vehicles into the nearest gas station, look no further!
If you are one of those people who rates games according to the explosion count contained, you'll fall in love with Sega's Full Auto, which just got its Japanese port over from the US version. Treat yourself to immense horsepower, combined with full-screen, outrageous detonating mayhem. Throughout the game you'll not only rely on your driving skills (this title plays uber-fast!), but also on a huge weapons arsenal to take down opponents. The cool thing comes to you via Xbox Live, as you get to race human drivers, in case making the CPU cry doesn't do its thang for ya anymore. Both arena modes and full-throttle races await. Offline, there is Career Mode, where you've got different objectives to complete, like blasting cars and the environment, sliding around corners to reap boost or earning gold medals to unlock all goodies in the game. There are also team battle modes, no-weapons races and endurance style play. A riot is the unique "Unwreck" ability, which lets you roll back your race a few after you crashed, to undo the wreckage and have a second try. This feature depends on a special meter that you need to build up, adding a bit of strategy on top. Visually and adrenaline-wise a real blast!
http://image.lik-sang.com/images/170/xbox360-fullauto-jap3.jpg
Head-to-Head mode lets you take on a friend via split-screen. All unlocked car classes, tracks and weapons can be used in Arcade Mode to just show off and have a less stressful action experience. On the diverse tracks, almost everything can be destroyed and using the One Touch Replay feature, you get to instantly replay scenes at any point in the race, slowing time, zooming and panning to catch every explosion. Online, up to eight players can point their launchers at each other. Cars are split in different classes and control uniquely in a way, some are more gravitating towards heavy armor and nastier weapon power, others are lighter and faster in turn. Destruction glory is displayed with massive particle effects, shock waves and road bits flying around like there's no tomorrow. Full Auto (JP) hits Xbox 360 this week, if you enjoy unloading big guns while driving shiny, destructible vehicles into the nearest gas station, look no further!