R:Racing.
From the people that brought us Ridge Racer, this racing game features some actual real world circuits & cars.
It's the story of Rena Hayami. An ambulance driver who, thanks to a chance encounter with Stephan Garnier, a racing team manager, gets a shot at breaking into the world of professional racing.
Burnout 3: Takedown.
Reckless racing across 3 continents. Race your rivals, take them down & plow into the crash junctions to a banging soundtrack.
Vehicular based shenanigans on the streets of Paris & Washington DC this #OGXboxTuesday with Midtown Madness 3.
FlatOut.
This was the first racing game I ever encountered where it is possible to use the driver as a projectile in mini games. 😅😅😅
Essentially a derby racing game, it features a physics system where trackside objects can be knocked around the track, car panels get deformed and then detached from your vehicle, and of course, crash hard enough, and your driver will be launched through the air.
Project Zero 2: Crimson Butterfly.
2 sisters, a lost village with a tragic past, multiple ghosts & an old-school, bellows style camera with supernatural powers.
Can they survive?
Jade Empire.
A story of war, martial arts, friendship, and betrayal.
Will you save the Jade Empire, or crush it?
Fable.
An RPG from Lionhead Studios where every choice you make has a consequence.
Will you save the world, or will you dominate it?
Good or Evil?
The choice is yours.
Family Guy.
Whether it's a beat 'em up featuring Peter, stealth action with Brian, or shoot 'em ups with Stewie, this adventure features many jokes... a lot of which aren't necessarily 100% PC. 😅
Flatout.
Taking the sport of banger racing WAAAAAAAY too far. 😅
The game had a unique physics system that allowed trackside objects to be strewn across the track, insane vehicle damage & the ability to launch the driver out of the car.
In fact, there were a whole series of mini games that made use of launching the driver. 😅😅😅
Enter The Matrix.
The machines have discovered the location of Zion & are digging towards it.
In an attempt to warn the surviving humans, Thadius attempts to drop a message in The Matrix.
It was the last thing his crew would ever do...
Timmy the Madfox