Overspeed: High Performance Street Racing
PC | Eng | Developer: City Interactive | Release: 2008
Genre: Racing

Nothing worries residents of Los Angeles. Late at night sleeps even organized crime. The moon shines, supporting it with its lights dim light. The highway was empty. But - hark! What's that noise?

Now you can race around the streets of great European destinations in smooth, high-speed super cars. This demo for ESR: European Street Racing, gives you the chance to challenge other drivers right now!

The presentation in Bold Moves is straightforward and unglamorous. The cars themselves look fine, and there are no frame rate issues to complain about. The race environments--mostly urban reproductions of Los Angeles and surrounding areas--are dull, lifeless, and an absolute bore to look at (which, come to think of it, is a pretty apt description of downtown LA). Even the more rural tracks are repetitive and devoid of any kind of background movement that would help keep this game visually interesting. Worse yet, it's a racing game with no visible sense of speed. Even the most powerful cars in the game offer little, if any, thrill and are characterized more by their slippery handling than by their sheer power.

The presentation in Bold Moves is straightforward and unglamorous. The cars themselves look fine, and there are no frame rate issues to complain about. The race environments--mostly urban reproductions of Los Angeles and surrounding areas--are dull, lifeless, and an absolute bore to look at (which, come to think of it, is a pretty apt description of downtown LA). Even the more rural tracks are repetitive and devoid of any kind of background movement that would help keep this game visually interesting. Worse yet, it's a racing game with no visible sense of speed. Even the most powerful cars in the game offer little, if any, thrill and are characterized more by their slippery handling than by their sheer power.
The sound of the car engines, which to the game's credit is probably accurate on a car-by-car basis, makes about as little impact as the game's vanilla musical soundtrack. The controls in the console versions of Bold Moves are simple, and the cars are actually nice and responsive. Unfortunately, in the PC version of the game you must drive using the keyboard, and while it's possible to play the game this way, it's about the furthest imaginable thing from "fun."

The presentation in Bold Moves is straightforward and unglamorous. The cars themselves look fine, and there are no frame rate issues to complain about. The race environments--mostly urban reproductions of Los Angeles and surrounding areas--are dull, lifeless, and an absolute bore to look at (which, come to think of it, is a pretty apt description of downtown LA). Even the more rural tracks are repetitive and devoid of any kind of background movement that would help keep this game visually interesting. Worse yet, it's a racing game with no visible sense of speed. Even the most powerful cars in the game offer little, if any, thrill and are characterized more by their slippery handling than by their sheer power.

First Strike: Mastering the Preemptive Strike for Street Combat. This instructional video covers everything and anything you ever wanted to know about striking first in a street fight. Watch realistic "full contact" first strike scenarios demonstrated by the man who literally turned it into an art form. This video is loaded with realistic role playing scenarios that will give you the knowledge, skills and attitude necessary to efficiently, effectively and safely deliver a punishing first strike blow in a street fight.

Mortal Combat vs Street Fighter

In this dynamic DVD World “Ultimate Fighting Champion” and 3Xs “King Of Pancrase”, Bas Rutten personally teaches you his “Lethal Street Fighting” Self Defense System designed to immediately give you the skills and combat techniques needed to win any street fight! Winner of over 200 deadly street fights and numerous No-Holds-Barred Titles Rutten knows what he is talking about when it comes to reality combat. All techniques taught in this exciting DVD have been battle tested by Rutten in the ring and on the street so you know they will work.

Police Destruction Street - an exciting arcade game from Play-Publishing. The city streets are teeming with criminals and crazy drivers.Your task is to catch them all as quickly as possible and return under arrest.Only you - the brave police force to stop riots by!

The bitter struggle of the best warriors of the world for the championship in the Street Fighter tournament ended a year ago. Street life goes on. And only almost invisible and seemingly unrelated to each other accidents occasionally violate the general peace of mind, being black messengers of change: the future domination of the drug and arms traffickers.

Game features:
- 8 fighters from SF in seven different locations
- Unique traffic for each soldier: Attacks, Special Moves, Focus Attacks, Super Combos and Ultra Combos.
- Multiplayer, a battle one on one over Bluetooth against friends and foes
- Setting up control to your style of play. The buttons on the screen can be moved, as well as establish transparency
- Four levels of

The game is based on Street Fighter Alpha 3, Mortal Kombat and Street Fighter 3rd Strike (3 in 1). Perfect Fighting in his style. You wait 56 characters from Street Fighter Alpha 2-3, Street Fighter 2nd-3rd Strike, Mortal Kombat; 52 carcass sound tracks, among them: Limp Bizkit, Linkin Park, Metallica, Papa Roach and many others.

Police: Destruction Street | 66 Mb