Rush

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  • Summary: (Known as "L.A. Rush" in the UK/EU) For the first time on the PSP system, attempt mad jumps, high-flying stunts and arcade-style racing from the newest entry in the RUSH franchise. Go head-to-head with a friend in a street race or cruise mission using wireless functionality, or experience(Known as "L.A. Rush" in the UK/EU) For the first time on the PSP system, attempt mad jumps, high-flying stunts and arcade-style racing from the newest entry in the RUSH franchise. Go head-to-head with a friend in a street race or cruise mission using wireless functionality, or experience Story Mode which allows you to race through five Los Angeles city re-creations while finding treacherous shortcuts and surviving death-defying jumps. Exclusive to the PSP system is an all-new Stunt Arena, where players can fly over ramps and perform stunts in the air and drive the loop-de-loop to gain massive bursts of speed, all the while collecting golden tokens to unlock extra content. Feel the rush as you race more than 36 licensed rides including muscles, tuner and exotic vehicles. [Midway]… Expand
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  1. Positive: 0 out of 12
  2. Mixed: 10 out of 12
  3. Negative: 2 out of 12
  1. PSM3 Magazine UK
    74
    It's a fun game and the graphics are far from - ahem - wack, with impressive detail (especially the funfair on the pier), destructible scenery and progressive vehicle damage, all in solid, smooth 3D. [Jan 2007, p.83]
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  2. GamesRadar+
    70
    The vehicles aren't nearly as customizable as in "Midnight Club 3: DUB Edition" or as destructive as in "Twisted Metal: Head-On," but, thanks mostly to the multiplayer and extra single-player modes, Rush provides several days of enjoyable arcade style racing.
  3. PSW Magazine UK
    60
    Leaving aside the rubbish storyline, the dialogue sounds like it was written by a white chav who thinks he's black, and characters are only able to speak if they're waving their arms around at the same time. It makes the Fast and the Furious flicks look like Shakespeare.
  4. IGN
    52
    The open-ended world felt entirely tacked on and unnecessary, and the inclusion of classic modes was little more than a poorly veiled concession to fans of the older games.
  5. GameDaily
    50
    The game's slipshod controls and lame story mode weigh it down. Even worse, players can't pimp their own rides -- that's handled automatically by West Coast Customs.
  6. PALGN
    50
    A reasonable game but its lack of challenge and enticement makes it fall far behind the pack.
  7. GameSpy
    40
    The decision to reinvent it as an urban street racer wasn't a smart one. The gangsta-ization of things ends up giving PSP owners a forgettable gaming concept and gameplay that's only memorable for its rough spots.

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