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GripShift Unveiled
The PSP racer makes its way to Sony's next-gen console.
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To view links or images in this forum your post count must be 20 or greater. You currently have 0 posts. December 15, 2006 - Sony's PlayStation Network is up and running at full steam, and with it more and more games and demos are becoming available for download. PlayStation 3 owners have already been able to snag the likes of Blast Factor, Lemmings, Go! Sudoku and more from the PlayStation Store to quench their gaming hunger in-between the major in-store releases, and plenty more titles on their way.
Right around the turn of the year, either late this month or early January, Sony Online Entertainment will bring its high octane racer
To view links or images in this forum your post count must be 20 or greater. You currently have 0 posts. to the system via the PlayStation Store for $9.99. For those who aren't familiar with the original PSP release, the racer mixes stunt driving with puzzle elements and even some platforming while you race around over undulating suspended tracks. Tracks feature multiple routes, shortcuts, loops, jumps, ramps and such aimed to keep you on your toes.
To view links or images in this forum your post count must be 20 or greater. You currently have 0 posts.While the game first appeared on Sony's handheld, GripShift for the PS3 will be more than a simple port. For starters, the game has been optimized to run in full 720p resolution at 60fps, fast enough for even the most ardent speed fans. The vehicle handling is said to be improved with more responsive controls, a welcome enhancement to be certain. The PS3 version will also feature more than 125 new and re-mixed levels spanning over 25 race tracks. And for you competitive types, four player online gaming will be present as well.
Though the game is
right around the corner, that's all the information we have for now. Be sure to click on either screenshot here to see the rest.
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