Sports Games

The most obvious problem of FAST - lies not in the obvious platitudes Racing League title chosen for the occasion and, to be honest, the same as its greatest asset. The game Shine’s Multimedia, in fact, is a clone of the cheap F-Zero and WipEout combined. It would be a small gem of programming (the game takes up little more than 300 blocks and it is unclear where the trick is, how does all that poop game to be in so little space), but on balance it is only a frenetic divertissement for more children, or a reduction in casual, uncommitted racing game of Miyamoto and Studio Liverpool. Should be applauded for its open-scene enviable shape and all those muscles on display, for the amazing graphics and clean for a frame-rate from gasped, but its game play lacks the right edge, failed to capture for more than ten minutes anyone who has played just once in their lives with F-Zero or wipeout.

The so-called "fashion Kerugma" (see Child of Eden ), which would be part of the game play based on the opposition between white (FFFFFF) and black (000000), has come so far: the distinctive feature of FAST - Racing League is that it is possible to reverse the polarity of your ship from black to white or vice versa, in the race. Gleaning as much energy balls, the player can reverse the alignment hovercraft and interact appropriately with the different sectors that make up each track, thereby taking advantage of any acceleration, any boost, and every ceiling and all the more magnetic profitable deviations banked track made​by game designers. If you want alternative routes to the comfortable quiet of the base path, you can still "spend" energy spheres to activate the afterburners and trigger a turbo scream. In reaching its maximum speed, the title of Shine’s Multimedia surprising the expert eye and left stunned even the old fox and cynical in the industry for so fluid and sent spinning, as if moving it was much more handsome hardware. In short, watching in action is hard to believe that this is a Wii Ware game that you download in a few tens of minutes over Wi-Fi and even turning on the Wii. You will want to finish with the usual spiel: "The Wii is not dying it anymore," because little gems like Shine’s Multimedia show just the opposite. Knowing how to count hands.

The numbers of FAST - Racing League does not say much: 2112 is the year when the elusive action is set, seven competitors are controlled by the CPU, six models of hovercraft available circuits and twelve, divided into three cups and three levels of difficulty (Neutron, Proton, Ion), three game modes. If Race and Time Trial are self-explanatory, Challenge would like to add a touch of sparkle to the recipe, but it does not. Ultimately are many factors which lower the overall biting FAST - Racing League: low challenge and suggested the absence of a sub-multiplayer online (only quad split-screen), plus a rather repetitive level design and occasionally soporific, with sections straight too wide and long curved to face without even a shred of pathos and heart pounding. Then the unthinkable happens: the control system ideally more suitable (Wiimote + Nun chuck) the control system becomes less fun. The consequence is that it strongly recommends the use on "flying white", or with the Wiimote well wedged into the shell of Nintendo, pretending to steer to control the hovercraft. If driven in a casual, just to pull two elbows in the company, FAST - Racing League manages to entertain and excite a little 'more. Ultimately, they could not expect an even more pixels for a Wii Ware title for ten euros, and the verdict is more than enough, but it is true that adding a few dollars more you take home WipEout HD Fury, which is right " much stuff "more. The evaluation below must therefore be understood as follows: if two stars are in addition to the Wii also has a PlayStation 3, three if the Nintendo console is the only machine in this playful in the living room.