As a rule of thumb, the larger a vehicle is, the greater the ability that it will have in traversing looser, muddier surfaces.There are 8 tracks that can be raced on in the game's setting of, from sand dunes to rocky canyons, with four additional tracks that can be purchased through the, totalling up to 12 tracks. While they favour most terrain, particularly mud, their acceleration is very slow, and this can be a problem when racing against faster vehicles. Big Rigs are the heaviest vehicles in the game. Mud Pluggers are medium-heavy vehicles, and can tackle any terrain they find, but do not excel when it comes to speed. Rally Cars are the fastest vehicles in a straight line but suffer from rough terrain and loose surfaces, and thus are easily slowed or damaged by any other heavy vehicles., slightly larger than Rally Cars, are noted for the well-rounded performance and can deal with most situations.
Are four-wheelers that use their lightweight as an advantage when it comes to speed, handling and ability to cross most terrain. It looks like the Burnout Paradise model is finally starting to rub off on other racing games.While and are some of the faster vehicles in the game, alongside, they are very weak and are prone to being punched out by other riders or wrecked by bigger vehicles. But the idea of weekly updates does sound promising. Hopefully, Pacific Rift won't go the same route as the original game, and make you pay for updates that really should have been in the game to start with.
"We're going to try and give you something new to play with every week, and we've also got some major packs in development that should be on the store after Christmas." "We've got a pile of stuff waiting in the wings, and, you'll be glad to know, a lot of it is free," game director Nigel Kershaw wrote on the PlayStation Blog. Though they have yet to specify what the content will consist of, it looks as though it will be a mixture of paid and free add-ons. The developers have also promised that soon after the game comes out they will be releasing a steady stream of downloadable content. The sequel to one of the PlayStation 3's best launch titles, MotorStorm, is out this week with MS: Pacific Rift.
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