EDGE Previews FlatOut!

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  1. AJ

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    In the released shots, nope. In the final build yes.

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    forgive me for poking my nose in on account of i have only seen screenies of FlatOut and not played it
    i would say that they possibly don't belong in quite the same genre
    LFS being a hardcore sim, albeit without damage modelling in the last version i played
    FlatOut looking more like a "fun with added physics" title - an enhancement on such themes as Midtown/Motocross/Monster Truck Madness, Carmaggedon series or RatBag Games stylee affair
    i'm sure i could still enjoy both equally :)

    isn't smashing stuff up just great!?
     
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    "Reposting":

    -Will there be steering wheel support with force feedback?
    -Will the editing tools be released with the game?
     
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    And what are they?
     
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    I've now come to the same conclusion. I'm enjoying Live for Speed because you have to brake...... :shock: . I can enjoy flatout to wreck !! :D
     
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    Yes. Most definitely yes. :)

    I'm still a little uncertain at this stage so I don't want to confirm this one way or the other. I'll update stuff about the tools, once I know that the status won't change, okay?

    Cheers,

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    We are currently experimenting with many different effects. Don't really have the guts to comment in detail until I know for certain which ones will end up in the final build.

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    That's the spirit! :)

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