GDN writes: "There's been a streak of battle racers lately. There's Blur and Split/Second coming from the large studios and there's Anarchy: Rush Hour from Gaijin Entertainment. It's available as a download from the Playstation Network for about $7.99."
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Bought MGS, Diablo 3, and Battlefield 4 for $55 off the holiday sale
Then got $10 credit for using $60 of PayPal on PSN
Great week for me :)
really?
you miss out on playing a game with insane replay value for over a year to save $60?
I understand waiting for some games, especially if you won't play it a lot, but for me I got my money's worth.
Anarchy Rush Hour is an interesting game; playing finds me in a state of mind that I rarely enter while playing games–undecidedness. I honestly can not decide whether or not I like the game with absolute certainty. Oddly enough, this isn’t related to some ambiguous game mechanic or a weird design choice, it’s because the game changes; there is no consistency. Just for kicks, I drove into a light pole at 100 km/h.
Gamer Limit writes: "Both the PSN and XBLA have produced some phenomenal achievements in gaming: Braid, Fat Princess, and Shadow Complex just to name a few. But where there’s excellence, there always lingers the foul stench of failure."
