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Flatout: Head On
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Flatout: Head On
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| | | The Manic Racing and Mass Destruction of FlatOut Heads to the PSP! Nine different game modes, including 36 carnage challenges, full career Championship, destruction derbies, multiplayer party mode and the bone-crunching Ragdoll stunt mode! FlatOut: Head On captures arcade destruction racing at its best and most extreme with real world physics and unparalleled, metal crunching anarchy.
"...the potent mix of high-speed racing and spectacular crashes setting it apart from the more clean cut thrills found in WipeOut and Ridge Racer." Ferrago
"...solid, playable and highly entertaining." Games Master
"...a fun ride." IGN
"A stupendous game you really must own, even if you don't like cars." Official Playstation 2 Magazine
"A rag-doll requiem of destruction, so gratuitous that it defies moral probity." Playstation Official Magazine
| | Features | | 12 Different Ragdoll Events Mode including darts, bowling, and ring of fire! | | 4 Player Wireless Racing, 8 Player Mini Games and Tournaments! | | 6 Locations, 40 Tracks and 45 Unique Car Models including rig and school bus! | | 9 Demolition Derby Arenas with Deathmatch and Last Man Standing modes. | | Carnage Challenge Mode with more than 36 quick play challenges! | | Fully Integrated FlatOut Championship Career Mode. |
| | Professional Reviews | Jolt Online Gaming 8 of 10
If you're wondering what the difference is between FlatOut Head On and FlatOut Ultimate Carnage -- the slightly updated next-gen version of FlatOut 2 -- then we can simplify things for you: not much...What makes FlatOut a particularly unique beast is that it combines simulation-style physics with arcade gameplay. In races, boost is earned by smashing into opponents and creating debris by colliding with trackside (and sometimes track bound) obstacles, but even so, races are won and lost not through aggression, but skilful handling. In the career mode there are three tiers of vehicle, and upgrading your cars and parts is essential to make steady progress. There are plenty of tournaments that need winning, with lots of cash bonuses to be obtained even if you don't, so you seldom feel like you aren't making progress...There are lots of racing games out there, but nothing that really compares to FlatOut; nor has there been since Destruction Derby all those years ago. Yes, technically it's a port of FlatOut 2, and a pretty belated one at that, but just because it's the least visually impressive version of the game doesn't make it the least technically accomplished. Obviously if you enjoyed the game in one of its other incarnations then you'll enjoy this... - Colin J. Barnwell
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