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This one might be fun

1 post by 1 person · 14 Nov 2001 09:48 UTC - 14 Nov 2001 09:48 UTC

Andre Warringa 14 Nov 2001 09:48 UTC#152449
I thought the upcoming game 'Mafia: The city of lost heaven' would be mostly an fps game, but after reading the preview it seems to be more of a 'Driver' clone: Mafia's driving engine is more realistic than you might think. Each of the 60 different vehicles in the game behaves like its real-life counterpart, and they can all receive varying types of damage that can prevent them from running - like flat tires caused by bullet holes. There are specific missions where your driving skills are really put to the test. In one mission, you'll essentially be the driver for the getaway car, but other gangsters will shoot at you from their vehicle as you try to drive your compatriots to safety. Some missions even involve racing on an actual track - that happens to be owned by one of the crime bosses - in a vintage F1-style car. Full preview here http://www.gamespot.co.uk/stories/previews/0,2160,2098688,00.html Andre

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