Yeah Harpo, been to plenty rallies. But I’m comparing things to the 80′s and 90′s when the cars were much louder and a whole lot more sideways.

The speed might be there, but the spectacle isn’t.

Ok, back to the article. I fully expect this title to be much like Dirt. But will wait and see what they come with. But I’m pretty confidant it will be no Richard Burns Rally.

FooAtari: night stages are practically non-existent and the cars are not as exciting to watch or sound as good as they used to.

There are plenty of night stages in Rally Monte-Carlo (on ice and snow, pretty scary). Have you ever been to a rally? The cars are loud, you can hear them from a mile away and they are as quick as any other rally car.

Regarding the game we need to give them time. I know the developer has a bad name, but it’s hardly fair slamming down the game just because they released one (yes, one) concept art shot.

Now, enough of this “rally isn’t what it used to be” and an assortment of other off-topic subjects and back to the purpose of the article!

Since the late 90′s WRC has spiraled into a small shadow of it’s former self. Simply put, it’s crap

I don’t mind reading negative comments when they are motivated. But event that seems to be too much to ask.

Why is it Mickey Mouse joke of a sport? Can’t really say that Loeb, Raikkonen, Hirvonen, Block and all those other big names on the entry list this year are comic book characters?

It turned into a bit of a mickey mouse joke of a sport about 8 years ago.

I don’t care that the developers are great guys, had good intentions, wanted to reach the broadest audience, or were terrorized by their publisher. None of that matters to me. Is it a simulation or is it a stylized depiction of a compromised abstraction of the real thing?

DeadStar: A note to all developers,Gameplay speaks louder than developers speaking random stuff and posting bullshotted screenshots

A note to all people posting random crap on the internet:

I’m sure game developers and publishers know better than you how to make and publish a successful game.

DeadStar: A note to all developers,Gameplay speaks louder than developers speaking random stuff and posting bullshotted screenshots

If you want to sell a game, you need to create hype too. You can’t show everything since the beginnig. It’s quite a simple rule that everybody should know, nowadays. Videogames’ world works like this.

Gameplay speaks louder than developers speaking random stuff and posting bullshotted screenshots