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I used to own a physical copy but probably traded it in at some point. I've never finished this game but it's always stuck with me and has remained on my radar.
2 things right off the bat.
1. This PS+ streaming is working remarkably well. Like the majority of the US, we have cable internet in our area but my wife is grandfathered into some AT&T bundle so we roll with aDSL, lol. I figured streaming wouldn't work cause my speeds are slow but it's been incredibly stable. No hiccups or anything. I feel like the resolution isn't true HD but it looks good enough. It could also just be the game, it released in 2008.
2. This game is impressive across the board. Not all of the systems work as well as they should but it's an Atari published game developed by Eden Games....who the hell is that? A quick glance at their wiki shows that prior and post-AITD, they only make racing games, lol.
The fire system, physics, and destructible environments are really fun to toy around with; I picked up a computer monitor and used it to break down a door, lol. And if the janky nature of the game causes you to get stuck on a part or maybe you just want to outright skip it and move on, you can do that right from the pause menu. It's a DVD style system, you can skip the next checkpoint or level.
Definitely check this game out if you've never played it or tried it back when it released and don't remember much, it 100% swings for the fences and though it ends up being a foul ball, it's still insanely impressive and worth experiencing. There honestly isn't anything else like it. Really interesting game and something that could be an absolute gem if it were to be properly remastered. Clean up the glitches, adjustment movement, etc. It could easily be an absolute classic.
2 things right off the bat.
1. This PS+ streaming is working remarkably well. Like the majority of the US, we have cable internet in our area but my wife is grandfathered into some AT&T bundle so we roll with aDSL, lol. I figured streaming wouldn't work cause my speeds are slow but it's been incredibly stable. No hiccups or anything. I feel like the resolution isn't true HD but it looks good enough. It could also just be the game, it released in 2008.
2. This game is impressive across the board. Not all of the systems work as well as they should but it's an Atari published game developed by Eden Games....who the hell is that? A quick glance at their wiki shows that prior and post-AITD, they only make racing games, lol.
The fire system, physics, and destructible environments are really fun to toy around with; I picked up a computer monitor and used it to break down a door, lol. And if the janky nature of the game causes you to get stuck on a part or maybe you just want to outright skip it and move on, you can do that right from the pause menu. It's a DVD style system, you can skip the next checkpoint or level.
Definitely check this game out if you've never played it or tried it back when it released and don't remember much, it 100% swings for the fences and though it ends up being a foul ball, it's still insanely impressive and worth experiencing. There honestly isn't anything else like it. Really interesting game and something that could be an absolute gem if it were to be properly remastered. Clean up the glitches, adjustment movement, etc. It could easily be an absolute classic.
