Conclusion: Considering the norm is to skimp on features and details when making a portable gaming experience of a console title, it’s nice to see developers like BigBig Studios
Excerpt: The MotorStorm series has a loyal following on the PS3, but can the racing series known for its great graphics and wide-open racing deliver the same kind of excitement on
Excerpt: The great thing about racing games is that everyone basically knows what to expect. You race around a track and try to beat the other guys by placing first, right?
Conclusion: I could prattle on for another thousand words about how much I love the level design of some of the tracks or how the handling just feels right for all the vehicles, but
Summary: MotorStorm Arctic Edge sees the music, the festival and the brutal off-road racing arrive in the breathtaking yet lethal and unpredictable setting of Alaska.
Summary: MotorStorm and its Pacific Rift follow-up are some of the best-looking games you'll find on PS3. Pixel packed racing vistas, grids of psychotic opponents and the ever...
Pros: Technically amazing, All the features of the PS3 game, No corners trimmed
Cons: Feels slightly sluggish, Not enough ROCK (but that's just me)
Conclusion: For those who have been yearning for more quality arcade-style racing games for their PlayStation Portable, MotorStorm: Arctic Edge is the answer you have been waiting
Pros: Easy to pick up controls, Solid Frame-rate, Great Single Player, Wonderful courses, Nice Online, Fantastic transition top to bottom
Cons: Questionable AI early on, Weird Physics, Not enough people online