It is the return of one of the all time best off road racing games on PSP. The game is named as MX vs. ATV: Reflex and it is designed in an all new way. You will have to race some of the most difficult tracks and environments. The earlier versions of the game were not able to create the same magic as they did in other platforms like PC and PS2 but this particular game offers amazing features that will take your breath away. The best feature of this game is that you can perform a number of stunts while riding the MX or ATV.
The courses in this game are very new and you will require a high level of skill to complete the game. The game is pretty easy in the beginning but gradually it becomes pretty difficult. All you need is practise in order to master the handling. The controls are pretty difficult but its all about getting a hang of things and once you get a hang of it will be a piece of cake. The audio of the MX vs. ATV: Reflex (PSP) game is very nice and perfectly compliments the video which enhances the overall gaming experience of the gamer.
The graphics of MX vs. ATV: Reflex is good enough to keep you addicted to the handheld gaming console. The gameplay is fantastic and will have to play the game for hours in order to complete all levels. This game marks the return of the undisputed king of off road racing series named as MX vs. ATV.
Destruction Derby is the forerunner of chaotic racing games for Sony’s first console. Play modes here include stock car racing - this exciting game is all about going around destroying everyone’s car. Users have the option of Time Trial on a single player mode.
The player has the option of competing in different levels like the one on one duel, practice even and even the championship season. Challenge is exciting providing you with enough competitions to make this game exciting and fun filled.
You participate and achieve in many races before reaching the Championship level. You can race around half a dozen tracks in the Destruction Derby arena and enjoy chaotic and fun racing. In fact, the most interesting aspect of this game is the aspect of chaos and confusion.
It is an absolutely fascinating experience smashing into cars especially around the corners and watch them spin around. You are transported right into the scene of action actually experiencing the pace and excitement.
Floor your destruction derbies on to the giant piles and watch your parts fly around for unmatched and rewarding fun. You are provided with the additional challenge of trying to effectively control your car with the help of the loose controls.
Go about refining and improving your ability of driving even as your car over steers as you turn. The best part of this game is response to your inputs is effective and almost immediate. Drive chaotic and try to gain control for superbly charged excitement.
Destruction Derby has some of the most impressive visuals among PlayStation Portable games. Intricate details of damage and of bits and pieces of your car flying around every time you crash makes it all the more appealing to the player.
It is worth buying this fun racer. This is definitely no refined racing. If you want to have some chaotic fun and mad racing, this is the game for you.
Warner Bros Interactive has recently come up with a 1 player, teen rated, “rag-doll requiem of destruction” as one of the commentators put it, called FlatOut: Head on. The game scores quite well on the rating front.
Here’s the thing with dirty-tactic inducing racing games like these, you can’t have enough of all the excellent presentation, loads of cheats you could use or the ability to bring your own creativity into the games. If it is a racing game, it is all the more fun due to the sheer dynamism involved.
The game is considered a must-have on all PSP handhelds for anyone who wishes to crash through the race, and employ all kinds of tactics to lead the way. It has already made its way onto many people’s wish lists. Along with top-notch graphics and the players being spoiled with the amount of racing options – this game will redefine ‘pulse’ and can get your adrenaline racing.
However, it does have its share of problems. Flat Out: Head is just like its bigger cousin on the Xbox 360. The frame rate on the PSP handheld is still a little clumsy and the game play might be affected (depending on which fir ware you have running on your Handheld). It is reported as being better for the bigger consoles played on television screens, and other such outputs, rather than playing it out on the PSP. It has also been reported as something like a monkey with a coconut – you are excited and it is likely to be an awesome “something” to do for a few hours, but the interest level might just fade away after awhile. Overall, it is still a kill and is one of the best handheld games ever.
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