Motorstorm (PS3)

Like a colossus, the mighty beast rose from the very depths of Hades. Below it stood its two quivering foes. "Behold", it cried it what was not an unpleasant voice, "I am the mighty Playstation 3, and I have come forth to crush you under my all powerful heel." With all this power and force why did the Playstation 3 not crush the 360 and Wii? Games. For all the BluRay playing, internet using, PC connecting magic the PS3 lacks games. This was a particular problem in the first few months as not only were there relatively few games, they were also relatively rubbish. Two games came out of the shadows to garner praise; 'Resistance' and 'Motorstorm'. ...

Motorstorm fails in delivering the adequate amount of modes that any game should have. Where the game has stunning visuals and physics with the crashes and the explosions of the vehicles it lacks such basic things as 2 player races which are essential after the single player. The single player itself is divided, the first half of the game is pretty easy and you'll shoot through it as soon as you get a grips on the controls, but the second half it totally switches - it becomes the object of the AI to not win the race but to stop YOU from winning the race by any means necessary. You could end up being 1st all the way, and about 400 miles ...

I first played Motorstorm on the PS3 as a demo and enjoyed it so went out and bought the full version. Motorstorm gives you a range of interesting vehicles to race with on a muddy track. You have a choice of racing a motorcycle against large trucks to see which one gets defeated. The game play is amazing because of the wide range of vehicles available to you. Other games in this genre you will see will have small cars versus small cars or trucks versus trucks. But in Motostorm you can choose from motorcycles, ATVs, trucks, race cars, jeeps, buggies and a variety of other vehicles. The tracks are made up of a range of easy, medium and hard routes, the hard being the ...