8th May 2004, 6:08 PM
Well, in that case it was single player.
Anyway, it's not just about the items, it's about the power sliding. Power sliding is SO important, and done SO often, than in effect the back person has just as much action as the driver.
You know, as a kid, playing some really old FPS games, when the genre was first starting out that is, I used to come up with an odd sort of multiplayer mode with friends. One would man the gun, the other the movement. Now, at the time the person at the gun had pretty much no control except fire or not fire, but with GE and PD on N64, the shooter had aiming control thanks to a special controller setup. Anyway, the point is it was still very fun even though the shooter couldn't control where they went. The fun was in the teamwork.
Anyway, it's not just about the items, it's about the power sliding. Power sliding is SO important, and done SO often, than in effect the back person has just as much action as the driver.
You know, as a kid, playing some really old FPS games, when the genre was first starting out that is, I used to come up with an odd sort of multiplayer mode with friends. One would man the gun, the other the movement. Now, at the time the person at the gun had pretty much no control except fire or not fire, but with GE and PD on N64, the shooter had aiming control thanks to a special controller setup. Anyway, the point is it was still very fun even though the shooter couldn't control where they went. The fun was in the teamwork.
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