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Looking for another Carmaggedon or Death Track; Blur ain’t it
Blur: Twisted Metal has been making news for a while now as a mix of Need for Speed and Twisted Metal, combining a racing game with a bit of good old destructive mayhem. Most of the destruction is based off of on track pickups, five different weapons and three car power-ups
are available and none stack so don’t bother picking up multiples. It lacks the realism of many racing games and while the destruction is a little more extreme than Mario Cart, overall Techgage found it lacking in both areas.
On the other hand, it does offer a nice way to make your friends suffer.