O meu primeiro jogo da PlayStation 3. Adorei e continuo a adorar. Recomendo a todos

The ONLY reason this doesn't get a 10 is because MotorStorm: Pacific Rift is basically a better version of this. MotorStorm is a racing game unlike any other, you have multiple classes of off-road vehicles such as dirt bikes, ATVs, rally cars, mud pluggers, buggies, trophy trucks, and even big rigs. You take these supercharged off-road machines and race them on the most insane courses Monument Valley has to offer, each course containing multiple routes to choose from at any given point to suit your road-weapon of choice and many shortcuts to give you the competitive edge. 10 seconds into every race, every racer gains access to their boost which, unlike most other arcade racers, is infinite. Yeah, in MotorStorm you get UNLIMITED boost.. with one catch... y'see, the boost may be infinite, but it builds heat (shown by the boost bar on the bottom left corner) if the bar fills, your car overheats and explodes. So don't be afraid to use it, but use it strategically! While it's not too common for the game to let you choose your car class, each class does have their own strengths and weaknesses: Dirt bikes are quick, nimble, and can take many routes other, heavier vehicles, can't. This comes at the cost of being bogged down in mud and being supremely fragile, though. Stay on the higher routes, and be on-guard always. ATVs are similar to bikes. They're also very quick and nimble and can take more shortcuts, however ATVs don't get bogged down in mud like bikes do. This comes at the downside of being not quiiite as nimble as bikes are, and also still being very fragile. Buggies are a great all-rounder vehicles. They can take a bit of a beating, and have great handling and speed. Mud isn't friendly to buggies, but it isn't an outright hazard like it is to bikes. Buggies can also still be bullied by some of the heavier classes like trophy trucks and big rigs. Rally cars are also great all-rounder vehicles. They're more maneuverable and speedy than buggies at the cost of being slowed down more by mud. Again, though, steer clear of higher weight classes whenever possible. Mud pluggers, as their name suggests, are very well suited to muddy terrain. They're not the best handling, nor do they have the best top speed, but on courses with lots of mud, these heavy-duty buggies shine. Trophy trucks are one of the heaviest classes in the game, they can very easily clear bikes and ATVs out of the way and clear other obstacles in the road without much fuss. They do reasonably well in mud, and they can be pretty fast once they get going. Their biggest weakness is their handling, being much more slow and lumbering than most others. Big rigs are, simply put, terrifying. they may be slow to get up to speed and they may have the turning circle of a yacht, but once one gets up to speed not a single thing on the road is slowing it down. Not mud, not obstacles, and certainly not other racers. What big rigs lack in performance, they more than make up for in brute force.

Motorstorm 2006 takes me right back to the midst of debt and alcoholism. The debt part was buying the PS3 at near launch to play this game. And now I’ve been back to it again. It’s lost none of its arcarde and random chaotic fun.Most racers have numerous paths each favouring the different vehicles that you can choose from. Go high along the ramps and jumps on a motorcycle or go down deep and through the mud in a big rig. These different paths add numerous replay ability and will keep you coming back. Thunderous soundtrack accompanies you as you smash through the competition. Including Slipknot, Nirvana and Pendulum. Downsides are how ever a thing. Touch of slowdown when it gets too hectic and it is all very very brown. Overall it’s well worth a play. They don’t make them like this anymore.