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Read Reviews for Rush 2049 (N64)
by - written on 01/05/03 (Somewhat useful, 46 readings)
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This is a fantastic game...The first Rush was somewhat entertaining, but got very frusterating and looked like crap compared to Rush 2049!! Okay, just looking at the cover of the box shows how good this game is. You can choose from 1-4 players. The options you can choose from are One Race, Circuits, Practice, Battle, Stunt, and Obstacle Course. (there are also the basic Audio options and screening, whatever) CARS These cars are pretty tight. They range from honking 4x4 trucks to sleek sport cars with rockets in the back, to mini Bug cars that kick up dust. The colors you can choose are in a wide range. If you go the cheat option hidden in the menu ... Read the complete review
by - written on 11/07/01 (Very useful, 55 readings)
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When I played the first San Francisco Rush, I was amazed. It was incredibly fun, especially the unrealistic physics. Then, came along a sequel, called Rush 2. It was so much better, with a stunt course, improved multiplayer, and of course, extremely fun crashes. I?d say, however, that the third installment to the series, San Francisco Rush 2049, was best of all. It had so many new levels and features. Not only did it have more stunt courses, it had weapons in the multiplayer mode. You could play for hours between 4 stunt courses, 1 obstacle course, and 8 multiplayer courses. But best of all, you had wings. These made air stunts much more funny and easier. ... Read the complete review


