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Pure (Xbox 360)
Designed by the speed fanatics who have brought gamers such hits as ATV Off-Road Fury and MotoGP, Pure
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Pure : Xbox 360
Designed by the speed fanatics who have brought gamers such hits as ATV Off-Road Fury and MotoGP, Pure
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Pure: Xbox 360
Perform over 75 outrageous tricks on massive jumps to experience The Vertigo Rush : Each rider features
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Xbox 360 - Pure
Designed by the speed fanatics who have brought gamers such hits as ATV Off-Road Fury and MotoGP, Pure
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Pure: Xbox 360
SynopsisIn this racing competition, there's no need to confine yourself to the road or even the ground.
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Pure - Xbox 360
Experience heart-pounding excitement with Pure, an extreme sports off-road racing Video game. Thrill
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Pure (Xbox 360)
Throttle up your ATV and check your fear at the starting line as you compete against fifteen rival riders
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"Pure" Is a pretty good name for this game. The vehicles are customizable enough to separate yourself from the rest of the pack, it runs smoothly and has easy to learn controls.
The lack of any obvious way to do a local multilayer game was a downside. However, I was able to get a quick match race on XBL fairly easy, with more then half the race slots filled. Racing against other people was fun and interesting with the added difficulty of needing to pick off power-ups to keep from running out of gas during the race.
The XBL Achievements for the game are all very cut and dry. The good thing about the achievements is that they reward you for doing things that seem to me to involve increasing your skill in the game.
One thing I didn't like about the game was the tutorial. At the end you're asked to run a track within a certain time limit. To do this you need to pull off certain tricks and power boosts to up your speed. The only problem was that I tended to be off by half a second
The lack of any obvious way to do a local multilayer game was a downside. However, I was able to get a quick match race on XBL fairly easy, with more then half the race slots filled. Racing against other people was fun and interesting with the added difficulty of needing to pick off power-ups to keep from running out of gas during the race.
The XBL Achievements for the game are all very cut and dry. The good thing about the achievements is that they reward you for doing things that seem to me to involve increasing your skill in the game.
One thing I didn't like about the game was the tutorial. At the end you're asked to run a track within a certain time limit. To do this you need to pull off certain tricks and power boosts to up your speed. The only problem was that I tended to be off by half a second
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Only very few games have names that fully symbolize what they are. Pure is one of them. It is not adulterated, no un-necessary crap included. The game is extreme sports on four wheels. Your skill in pulling off tricks gets you the winner trophy.
As this game doesn't try to be a jack of all, either you will fall in love or may not bother about it. If you are one of those who loved games like Skate, older ATV games; dont miss this one. Try out the demo, it is a very good representation of the basic gameplay.
The game is very easy to pick up. But to be a true master and unlock every thing you need to practice a lot. The gameplay is very well balanced; you can't just be a one trick pony. There are three modes in the game, I like all of them. You need a different mind set to champion each style. My most favorite is freestyle. All you are doing is pulling of tricks for extra time. It is purely your skill, nothing else.
For me Graphics is not just polygon count. I would like to see good
As this game doesn't try to be a jack of all, either you will fall in love or may not bother about it. If you are one of those who loved games like Skate, older ATV games; dont miss this one. Try out the demo, it is a very good representation of the basic gameplay.
The game is very easy to pick up. But to be a true master and unlock every thing you need to practice a lot. The gameplay is very well balanced; you can't just be a one trick pony. There are three modes in the game, I like all of them. You need a different mind set to champion each style. My most favorite is freestyle. All you are doing is pulling of tricks for extra time. It is purely your skill, nothing else.
For me Graphics is not just polygon count. I would like to see good
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I was really excited about Pure. It has been a while since trick racing has been around. The first couple hours are a blast. I would have liked to see more options for customizing the quads. You do build them from the ground up, but there's just not enough different parts. Class D is where you begin. It's not that hard once you get the hang of the controls, to place first in every race. Just make sure you stay on the trails, you do not get rewarded for improvising and tryng to take massive shortcuts. When you go where the game does'nt want you to go, it merely throws you off of your bike. There are some sneaky shortcuts, but these are too far and between.
Racing is a pain at times-Here's the three most frustrating:
1. Even if you place first in all the races, you will always start a race in last (you start every race at the back of the pack).
2. Whenever you use your turbo (in campaign mode) the computer uses his too. I find it funny that the computer always knows when your
Racing is a pain at times-Here's the three most frustrating:
1. Even if you place first in all the races, you will always start a race in last (you start every race at the back of the pack).
2. Whenever you use your turbo (in campaign mode) the computer uses his too. I find it funny that the computer always knows when your
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