Pump the volume up high enough and you may be able to convince yourself that there is an audible hum, but that's as good as it gets, and a good raw car sound is so important to add feel to a driving game.
On a stage like Redwood Forest where it is possible to drive a tiny bit off the side of the track, you will suddenly appear back on the road if you do so, as if teleported, so there is not one single Inch of freedom In the game, remembering that you can't turn around either. Another feature of the Redwood Forest stage is the ability to smash down several giant redwood trees with your flimsy sportscar, without even a hint of resistance, which simultaneously lets you see the wafer-thin dimensions of the trees as they fall down In front of you.
All in all, Cruis'n USA is a depressingly poor product that is not worth more than five pounds of your money. Each leg is only worth winning for the marvellous breasts belonging to the bouncy young lady who presents you with your trophy, but sadly this alone doesn't justify the heavy price tag.
It is upsetting at such an early time in this fantastic machine's life to already see the familiar Official Nintendo Seal of Quality stamp on this product, and there is nothing here which will not be bettered soon enough. Steer clear. One of the N64's earliest games, dredged up for some unaccountable reason nearly 18 months later for a UK release. Even those desperate for new games should avoid this - it might have a very low price for an N64 title, but it's also got a very low quality level!
Shockingly inept stuff that makes even Multi Racing Championship look like a polished diamond. Pathetic driving game that's fun only for those with half their brain kept in a jar by the bed. Avoid at all costs. You've been warned. Pop-up cardboard scenery and music to make your ears bleed. Less about driving, more a rule book on how to cock-up console games.
Hold the Top. Left and Bottom-C to access some 'weird' secret vehicles at the car selection screen. The game's still crud. Cruis'n USA takes a spin out of the arcades and onto the N Choose from several vehicles including the bus and cop car in this wild stage ride across the great American highways. Split-screen perspective allows two players to share the action simultaneously.
The N64 control stick gives players precision accuracy in the tightest turns. Ahit in the arcades several years ago, Cruis'n USA finally arrives on a home system. The gameplay and graphics generally remain faithful to the arcade version, which means shallow but fun fender-mashin' mayhem. Cruis'n's races tour the country, so you peel out on tracks that range from the Grand Canyon to Washington D.
Drivers choose from four cool cars for exhibition or championship action. The gameplay is pure arcade, focusing on frantic bumper-car bashing, not technical driving. While entertaining at first, Cruis'n's thrills eventually fade because the game doesn't offer enough diversity or challenge to maintain interest.
Even worse the two-player split-screen game is seriously marred by slowdown and pop-up problems. Cruis'n's worth checking out for the nostalgia value alone, but be sure to rent this one first. It just doesn't have the staying power of a true champion. The graphics stay true to the arcade version with snazzy courses and cars. However, the problems with slowdown and pop-up remind you you're on a console after all.
The mediocre sounds don't do justice to the frenzied action. The generic effects barely register and the childish tunes sound really out of place. Even with the steering, the handling feels twitchy, and you often get unfairly stuck in crashes. Practice helps smooth over these problems, though. Wave Race still leads the N64 for adrenaline-drenched racing, but casual racing fans and young gamers alike will enjoy Cruis'n's rowdy yet shallow action.
This one's a rental all the way, though. Browse games Game Portals. Cruis'n USA. Install Game. Click the "Install Game" button to initiate the file download and get compact download launcher. Locate the executable file in your local folder and begin the launcher to install your desired game. Game review Downloads Screenshots This is more Mario Kart than Forza Motorsport. With that in mind, you might be a little let down as the Switch already has a litany of fantasy-themed racers to choose from.
The driving is a blast, with the speed of races incredible. In terms of things to do, you have enough modes to pick from as well as enough vehicles to try out.
However, this is a port of a arcade title, so it does have some limits in terms of the visuals or the gameplay. It has that ridiculous style that makes games like Burnout so fun, so it definitely can be enjoyable for more arcade racers.
However, once you have played one colourful and fancy racer you have more or less played them all. The single player campaign requires you to go through a series of different races on the craziest tracks. Each subsequent race in Cruis'n Blast increases the complexity of the gameplay: more obstacles, opponents acting more aggressively and t.
Available training mode, allowing you to run in both cars and learn the peculiarities of the track. Multiplayer is designed for four players. Can be played in local mode. Players choose their own unique car and compete to be the best racer. All tracks have unique features and different design. Winning races earns cash and bonus points that can be spent in a special menu.
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