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Need for Speed Carbon Demo

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This EA FTP Directory offers a playable demo for Need for Speed Carbon, allowing the chance to test drive the latest installment in the street racing series. The demo is a 650 MB download, which is mirrored on 3D Downloads, 3D Gamers, ComputerGames.ro, FileFront, FilePlanet (registration required), Gamer's Hell, and Worthplaying.

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Need for Speed Carbon Demo

Oct 30, 2006, 00:41

Alak

Start Rant I donno if any of you remember Motor City Online. That was not a half bad game. The physics engine was more based on the weight of the car, rather than the suspension setups. But the fact that there was billions of parts to build your motors with got me hooked. In any game, everyone buys the best, but MCO had no best. Its what worked best for you. Porsche Unleashed is by far my favourate racing game of all time. In fact, as a result of that game, a number of years ago I bought an old Porsche. And next year, Im buying a new one. EA made the game so good it influenced me enough to buy the car. Now, if anything, they've made people stay away. They put cars in games people already own and butcher them with arcade physics, flashy lights and the element of breaking every law. And you wonder where all these new legislations about street racing come from. They went from glorifying cars to destroying the very fibres for which they stood for. End Rant

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Comment [quote="Alak"Oct 30, 2006, 00:41]*Start Rant* I donno if any of you remember Motor City Online. That was not a half bad game. The physics engine was more based on the weight of the car, rather than the suspension setups. But the fact that there was billions of parts to build your motors with got me hooked. In any game, everyone buys the best, but MCO had no best. Its what worked best for you. Porsche Unleashed is by far my favourate racing game of all time. In fact, as a result of that game, a number of years ago I bought an old Porsche. And next year, Im buying a new one. EA made the game so good it influenced me enough to buy the car. Now, if anything, they've made people stay away. They put cars in games people already own and butcher them with arcade physics, flashy lights and the element of breaking every law. And you wonder where all these new legislations about street racing come from. They went from glorifying cars to destroying the very fibres for which they stood for. *End Rant* [/quote]

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