Abstract: Blur is certainly an interesting title. Developed by Bizarre Creations (the same studio behind the famed Project Gotham Racing sim series), Blur is a mix of arcade and kart-style racing. It's definitely an unorthodox mix, but leave it to the team behind o...
In the world of kart racing, one game has stood king for nearly as long as the genre existed: Mario Kart. Or so most people believe, and thus associate the name kart racing to Nintendo’s famed franchise. This year offered new competition on three front...
Arcady racer in real locations with kartracing action,
Seriously questionable moments to be had.
If you want an adult kart-racer, pick up Blur™, I don’t think you’ll be disappointed. If you are looking for a serious car racing simulation to give you a fix before some other high profile releases that will go unnamed here, seek elsewhere. This is ...
Abstract: As a concept, Blur seemed like it was setting itself up to be one of the most unique racing games in a long time. Promising to bring realistic settings and licensed cars together with battle-style racing similar to that of Mario Kart and being develope...
Abstract: Blur, the new racing title developed by Bizarre Creations, could probably best be described as a Mario Kart clone with real cars. At least, that was my initial impression with it. The racing is ok, but it certainly gains some legs from the use of a pow...
Abstract: With Forza 3 taking 2009 as its own and Gran Turismo 5 looking to cap off 2010, developers looking to release anything in the racing genre were opposed by two hits that were sure to prove nearly impossible to compete directly with. Hoping to sneak in s...
Abstract: There are two basic ways a racing game can go – arcade or realistic. Activision's new Blur, from the moment you first pop it in to your console, is most definitely the former not the latter. Everything about the game says "arcade racing," and if you ...
Abstract: Visually, Blur is a nice-looking game. Car models are very solid and each car looks pretty much like its real life counterpart. You are able to easily distinguish the domestics from the imports and the tuners to the muscle cars. They move along at a s...
Blur isn't the addictive, competitive online game that people wanted it to be. Rather, Blur is a palate-cleansing game, the type of experience you pop in for a few minutes with your friends when you're looking for a break between sessions of a game you...
Abstract: It's easy to sum up Blur as Mario Kart with licensed cars. That's not to say it isn't different, however; in Blur, vehicles have health, power-ups can be modified, and you earn fans as you play. But what Bizarre Creations has done best to really set Bl...
