Replayed a old game.

In the first time for I have no clue how long, I decided to play Juiced (part 1). The very first thing I did was create a 12 lap course on one of the most bumpy and curvy tracks on the game. Next, I picked a Dodge Charger (class 3 car, Corvette Z06 is my only class 2 car, and Viper is my only class 1 car. Charger can go to class 1, but both Viper and Corvette are much, much faster.) Then I decided to bet against a opponent, who I would soon learn had a faster car then me.

Now I hadn't played the game is so long that I had forgotten a key element here, in Juiced, rare well drive cars, especially on a bumpy, curvy track. Is VERY, and I mean VERY hard to control at high speed. I also forgot that, despite the difference in HP my car had over my opponent, all 6 speed transmission cars are naturally faster in this game then all 4 speed transmission cars.

By the end of the race, my car was completely beat to shit. The steering was out of whack, the nitro was leaking, any damage that could be caused, was. At the stats screen I lost a mountain of respect from crashing into opponents (which I also forgot you couldn't do), then, I had to pay to repair the car. *sigh*

Luckily for me, I had tons of extra respect built up on the game, and I had like a $100,000,000. I'll admit, I cheated to get that.

You dirty rotten cheeeeeaaaaaateeeeerrrrr!!!

*Back hands Justin*

Trust me, I had that game long since passed being I even knew about cheats for it.

justinlynch3 wrote:Trust me, I had that game long since passed being I even knew about cheats for it.

Oh... then I won't take you to jail!

Thank you.

^^lol

Seriously though, Juiced is a hard game to play. Driving a rare wheel drive is like driving on ice. And if you not driving in a perfectly straight line when you hit a bump at speed, your gone.

Front wheel drive and 4X4's both handle pretty much as they should though.