Demo, the Smash Cars, you can have

by Andrew Yoon { Nov 18th 2009 at 7:00PM }

The team that's bringing you the Mushroom Wars demo is also preparing a Smash Cars demo for tomorrow. Thankfully, the trial RC racer will be available in both Europe and North American when the PlayStation Store updates.

"Just one action-packed lap around the track with real-time physics, innovative stunts and next-generation graphics will be sure to capture gamers' attention," said Vladimir Starzhevsky, co-founder and CEO of Creat Studios, Inc., in a press release. Hopefully, the demo will include more than just one lap.

Gallery: Smash Cars

Tags: creat-studios, demo, psn, smash-cars, tik-games

Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)

Georgia Gator @ Nov 18th 2009 7:31PM

I played this on PS2 and thought it was pretty good, but I'm not really sure if I should pick it up on PSN. Has anyone played it? If so, is it considerably better than the PS2 version?

rvgbanshee @ Nov 18th 2009 7:59PM

i bought it and i played the PS2 version also (which i sold i'm stupid T_T) um for $15 it's not worth it i finished it in about 6 hours and yeah there;s multiplayer, but it can't compare to the original try the demo

Georgia Gator @ Nov 18th 2009 9:03PM

banshee- thanks for the reply! I'll give the demo a try tomorrow.

Filthy Assistant @ Nov 19th 2009 1:35AM

Did Yoda write the headline

taurus82 (Point & Click-Graphic Adventures on PlayStation 3 Please) @ Nov 19th 2009 8:22AM

What's the control scheme like? You'd think the Dual Shock 3's twin sticks would be perfect to replicate real RC cars' remotes' controls.

sithdawg @ Nov 19th 2009 9:13AM

Hahaha, doing Yoda on a demo headline that doesn't even sound like a line from Clone wars.... That's absolutely brilliant! I really wanted to try this game, good deal.

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