We've gushed about the graphics before, but it's all well warranted. Seeing so many vehicles on the tracks, kicking up dust and swapping paint with one another so smoothly is a sight to behold. Watching a driver rocket through the air in a fatal slow-motion ballet is nearly a religious experience. Incidentally, the animation has gotten a lot smoother since the demo's release.
The more the veil gets lifted on MotorStorm, the more excited we are about the finished product. It promises to be a deep, refined gaming experience with promising online and a new twist on the racing genre. If you're not anxiously awaiting this one, you've had one too many head-on collisions.
210 days after Nintendo shut down the 3DS and Wii U online servers, the last connected player finally signs off after his console crashes: "It's over"
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