Driving Emotion Type-S (PS2) Reviews

0verall very dissapointing when you consider games like gran turismo, this feels very old fashioned, its unsophisticated in comparison and doesnt really do much for me. The graphics and sound are pretty average and the playability is very average as well. With so many great games out there I would not rush out to buy this ...  Read the complete review

This game was made to subject the player to a high performance, adrenaline pumping series of races by allowing them to take part against similarly matched sports cars. The graphics are high resolution in this game but then you should have come to expect that from the PS2. Square have opted for the Ridge Racer style music to add the ...  Read the complete review

DRIVING EMOTION TYPE S has had a good ones happening in Japan above all because it had the Ferrari between blots some to them available. Unfortunately but the truth of this game is very various in as far as my opinion is mediocre and in giocabile. The problems begin from the control system, in fact to the steered minim the machine will answer ...  Read the complete review

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With the disappointment that Gran Turismo 2000 (which has now been labeled Gran Turismo 3) won't make Christmas, PS2 fans were left with a void to fill, and Square's Driving Emotion was the closest game that would fit in that gap. But is it worthy to fill such a gap? Well no, quite frankly it stinks and here's my reasons why. ...  Read the complete review

From the moment you put this game into your Playstation 2 the only emotion it seems to deliver is one of sheer depression and anger after all it cost you £40.The Playstation 2 logo comes and goes and then no flashy intro just a bland front end screen which wouldnt look out of place on a PSone game.Press Start and you get the obligatory race ...  Read the complete review

Driving Emotion Type-S comes from Squaresoft, and their stamp of quality is all over it. The car mechanics all run smoothly and the cars handle like a dream. You can choose to race round authentic tracks, including real life venues Tsukuba and the world famous Suzuka circuit in Japan. Car nuts will find themselves right at home with Driving ...  Read the complete review

General/Summary: Square have never been renowned for racers, and this creation 'Driving Emotion Type S' is guaranteed to keep Square at the bottom of the pack, for now at least. It's obvious Square have no descent experience in this field of gaming, because mixing the best bits of 'Need For Speed', 'Gran Turismo', ...  Read the complete review

Renowned for its stock of RPGs and unique fighting games, Square now tries its hand at racing with Driving Emotion Type-S. Rather than emulate the arcade stylings of Namco's Ridge Racer V, Type-S attempts to fashion a Gran Turismo-esque simulation experience. Regardless of the company's past success, one thing's certain - whenever ...  Read the complete review

First of all the controls. Crap, thats all I have to say. The cars handle like a horse with no legs pulling a cart filled with the remains of a white dwarf star. The games graphics just don't live up to the standard expected on the PS2. The cars look like wooden blocks cut with a blunt axe. There's not much choice of cars either, ...  Read the complete review

Just imagine it: going smugly down to your local import shop, opening the door, grabbing a wonderful blue and silver PS2 box from the shelf and placing it on the counter. The man behind the counter takes your £4** or so cash and you smile with delight as you pick up your new PS2. Then the mistake. You pick Driving Emotion Type-S from the shelf and ...  Read the complete review

This game isn't good at all, why? This game had so much true potential, it was coming from Square, the makers of the Final Fantasy series! What went wrong! The graphics are sub-standard and the cars are not very detailed at all, we were all looking forward to a Gran Turoismo beater here but htat just didn't happen. When you take ...  Read the complete review

The first thing i have to say is that i only bought this for 20 notes. For that price i could have bought a decent take away and i wouldn't have wasted my money. the controls are completely skippy, uncontrollable and reckless like driving a mini on ice without tires. the cars look like boxes with a blanket of skin that looks like they've ...  Read the complete review