That sounds pretty damn sweet. I'm most excited about the changes they've made to the online. I always felt it was Motorstorm's biggest drawback. Persistent game rooms are a very welcome change and the vehicle customization will be something to have a bit of fun with.
I always worry when they overhaul the way a game is played so I haven't made up my mind on the new role the environment will be playing but I'm confident in Evo studios track creating abilities.
Sounds awesome. Like 1773, I also think that the online component of Motorstorm was lacking. But it seems like they are putting a heavy focus on it now!
I like the idea of a city. Should be a great game. And the customization is something is long overdue, so its about time they added that..
As long as they don't add weapons, this game will be a day-one purchase for me.
Every think sounds great i hope that every game from now on will have a creation tool . But i hope that they will not mess with the original idea. Motorstrom was about pure driving the only thing that matters is how well you now the track and how good you are
There's been no mention of it so far but I really (REALLY!!) hope they drop the negative scoring from the online. Being punished for losing is harsh but when I drop rank because their crappy servers freeze up it's slightly rage inducing.
It'll be interesting to see how the evolving tracks work online. If a building collapses on a track, will it still be down next time that track cycles round? etc.
Day 1 purchase for me.. cant w8 for this game looks and sounds amazing the thing i like the most is that you can Play with three friends splitscreen online that is awesome
It'll be interesting to see how the evolving tracks work online. If a building collapses on a track, will it still be down next time that track cycles round? etc.
“In our single-player mode, every race is unique. When a building comes down it stays down. When you race a track again, the buildings will still be down and the MotorStorm crew will have carved yet more routes into the ruined landscape. The only time you’ll see the same thing twice is when you choose to.”
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