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- ID = PS0053
- STYLE = Sports Car Racing
- DEV. = Capcom Co., Ltd.
- PUB. = Capcom USA, Inc.
- R-DATE = Mar-25-2003
- ESRB = E / For Everyone
- PLAYERS = 1-2 players
- LIST PRICE =
$19.99
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| Game Description |
Beat your best time or compete against a friend! Customize your own over-the-top racing machine to handle the road like a pro. Or choose from over 60 top-of-line models. Feel the rush of speed as you tearpast the spectators, maneuver your way through tight mountain passes and round each corner of the racing track in your ultimate dream car. As you battle your way to the finish line realize, this is more than just a game.
Features:
- Customize your race cars and race online or off.
- Enjoy instant replays of your races.
- Customize tires, brakes, suspension, transmission, and much more.
- Sophisticated car physics and opponent AI creates realistic racing.
- For 1 or 2 players per console, for 1 to 8 players online.
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| Game Reviews |
Amazon.co.uk Review
Combining the racing thrills of souped-up touring cars with the graphical look of Japanese anime movies, Capcom's Auto Modellista for the PlayStation 2 brings a new look and feel to the world of console motor racing. With the emphasis placed heavily on the arcade side of affairs, this rather odd-looking beastie relies more on looks than technical proficiency, creating a more instantly playable experience than the Gran Turismo series at the expense of the tweaky, twiddly bits that petrolheads salivate over.
The cel-shaded style of the gameplay works well for the most part, giving the game a very different feel to its peers; heavily accentuated cars give off impressive looking turbo flashes accompanied by speed lines to enhance the feeling of acceleration. But for all the good things this graphical style gives to the title, it also proves to be a little problematic. The issue here is one of visual depth--there are many occasions when the cars (and sections of the various circuits) look exactly like the frames from a printed comic--i.e., flat--and this lack of visual space and depth can lead to confusion and accidental collision at times when it's least needed.
The circuit selection is good, if relatively unknown outside of Japan, and hammering around at a rate of knots produces some interesting collisions that are far less damaging to the race order then they might be. One area where Capcom seems to have skimped is in the sound department, which comprises some nasty Japanese twangy guitar tunes and an occasional commentary voice-over that's irritating enough to have you reaching for the volume controls within minutes.
Niggles aside, there's a lot to be said for Auto Modellista . It tries very hard to fill the mid-ground between GT3 and Ridge Racer , and for the most part succeeds; if you're looking for something a little different this could be the racing game for you. -- Chris Russell |
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| Game Controller |
PLAYSTATION ANALOG CONTROLLER
Start Button = pause
D-Pad or Left Analog Stick = steer
X Button = accelerate
Square Button = brake
R1 Button = shift up
L1 Button = downshift
Circle Button = emergency brake
Triangle Button = hazard lights
L2 Button = switch to rear view
R2 Button = change camera angle
L3 Button = horn
LOGITECH DRIVING FORCE STEERING WHEEL
Start Button = pause
Accelerator or X Button = accelerate
Steering Wheel = steer
R1 or R3 Button or Right Paddle = shift up
L1 or R3 Button or Left Paddle = downshift
Brake or Square Button = brake
Circle Button = emergency brake
Triangle Button = hazard lights
L2 Button = switch to rear view
R2 Button = change camera angle
Select Button = horn
LOGITECH GT FORCE STEERING WHEEL
A Button = pause
Accelerator = accelerate
Steering Wheel = steer
Brake = brake
R Button = shift up
L Button = downshift
X Button = emergency brake
B Button = rear view
Y Button = change camera angle |
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