Daniel Posner // Co-founder, Finish Line Games writes:
Hello PlayStation Fans. Mark April 22, 2014 in your calendar — next Tuesday, Cel Damage HD comes out on PS4, PS3, and PS Vita, for just $9.99. That’s $9.99 for all three systems, because this game is Cross-Buy. Purchase once and you can download and play it on PS4, PS3, and PS Vita. We’re also offering a 10 percent discount for PlayStation Plus members during launch week. So get ready for some classic couch-based multiplayer action.
Joe from TVG writes "Party games often shine for their simplicity. Delivering an approachable splitscreen experience while still offering excellent gameplay and perennial replayability takes masterful design."
I'm all about car combat games (non-racing ones, anyway) and I've never had the need for full camera control. Between rear view and radar, you can see everything. Thats how it is with Twisted Metal and Vigilante 8, at least.
Carlos writes "Over the last few years remasters have gained a lot of popularity, with many publishers deciding to return to the already proven formulas instead of rushing straight to a sequel - something which causes a lot of controversy in the gaming industry. However, that’s because more often than not fond memories of a game can be ruined due to a remaster not giving the same classic experience or bringing the quality it once had. When it does goes right it can reignite the passion for a franchise for both the new and old generation of gamers alike. So how does Cel Damage HD fair in a market full of remasters?"
Ken McKown writes: I never thought I would be talking about Cel Damage twice in the last two years. I was a fan of the original game when it launched well over ten years ago on the original Xbox, but let’s be honest, I never thought I would see this series again. It’s like being told they are making a sequel to Pen Pen TriIcelon (kudos if you remember that one.) Cel Damage is a colorful car combat title that feels ripped directly out of a classic Saturday morning cartoon, and it still substitutes for a solid weekend romp.
Had a lot of fun with this game back in the day on gamecube. The re-release is still fun but ultimately the lack of online multiplayer is awful for a game like this in this day and age. It seems like it would have been a no-brainer for a game such as this, so it's very strange why they went without adding it. It would fit perfectly for this game and would be about the only reason to purchase this outside of nostalgia.
Blast from the past.
Since many will miss out on mario kart 8 on WiiU this game will have to do lol. Best get tickets for the train... https://www.youtube.com/wat...
Nintendo train from rainbow road, dont be wiiU mad bro! lol I kid but I admit I was trolling. Thanks 4 taking the time to reply and I'm just getting word out for Mario Kart 8. SASR was a good ripoff of MK but doesn't really bring much of a threat
People play this crap? C'mon, where are the alleged killer IPs. My Vita turned into rubbish unless I'm a super Japanese fan.
Heck...why not, $10 for 2 games (PS4 and Vita)...looks pretty fun too!