If you can deal with the poor controls/handling of the cars and the poor PS1 graphics, and you have a lot of friends to join in with you, this game will have some replayability for you. I know the PS2 is capable of producing some fantastic damage graphics and huge tracks (as evident in Twisted Metal Black), and as long as they fix the control and handling of the cars (plus give more selection in tracks and cars - how about license some cars, including famous Hollywood ones), I see no reason why it wouldn't be a hit (and something to add to my want list). Infogrames SHOULD remake this game (or make a sequel) on the Playstation 2. I guess I can't fault the programmers too much on the graphics, since it is a Playstation 1 game (and it definitely LOOKS like one). While the damage graphics are a little better than Destruction Derby, they still look quite cheap and unrealistic. enough to progress you through the leagues to the championship.Īudio is okay, but video is the game's other MAJOR problem. All of do is drive around trying to cause the most damage. As you drive the cars it'll feel like you're driving a tank, until you get to a turn, and then it'll feel like you're driving a paper airplane as your car will go flying high and out of control. There is no difference between the cars, except for looks. You get three from the start with four (?) more to be unlocked. The first thing you'll notice is how small your choice of cars is. When I read about all the great features in this game, I thought that I would LOVE this game even more. I've played Destruction Derby 1 and Destruction Derby 2 and I liked them a lot. However, the game isn't nearly as good as CrazyGamer says it is. CrazyGamer spoke very highly of the game and even gave it a score of 9 out of 10. I bought Demolition Racer because of CrazyGamer's review at GameFaqs.
This review was originally written on August 18, 2002
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