This game is only going to be good if you want to cruise around on the massive map with a sports car or exotic. if you don't like doing that, this game is not for you.
Hardly. Different publishers charge different amounts for new games. I notice that all Activision games are $69.99. EA goes for 69 for sports games, but 59 for normal games. I've bought a few games in the last year for 49 (30 for Borderlands on release day! ) that have been really good. It's all upto the publisher. Activision just likes to screw people.
Isn't that then entire game though? You could apply it to any game, making it a bit of a redundant comment.
The Mario games: "This game is only going to to be good if you want to guide a character over a series of platform challenges, to save a princess. If you don't like doing that, this game is not for you."
well im pretty sure alot of people here are looking for the next simulator...this game was meant just to cruise a little with the exotics, and i think people here are forgetting that.
i tried the game and have to say its fun.
just as much as the last one.
no other game offers such huge worlds to play on freely.
reason enough to play to play it
Not true, actually. Just Cause 2 has a MUCH MUCH larger map... probably better driving physics, too. If you want a pure driving game that has a larger open world Fuel has the biggest free-roaming map ever put into a game, at some 14000 square km. Also with much, much better physics than TDU2.
Do anyone else hate tdu2 default radio? There is like 4 songs on each station. And when ''Daddy was a DJ'' is starting again and again and again I want to crash screen with something, ffs.
She cared more about the party atmostphere and less about the driving. That's why this game sucks so ****ing bad when it comes to anything on 4 wheels.
I keep running into "one man radio stations" online, people who plays songs and keep their mic on all times thinking they are DJs!! But it is also quite an interactive experience when I try to run away from its broadcasting range lol.