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Wednesday 19-Dec-2007 4:26 PM Portable serving of carnage dished up inside
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Two things stand out in the FlatOut series - insane amounts of destruction and the rag-doll mini games, and these screens show both of those in full effect on the PSP sequel, FlatOut Head On.

It's no wonder it looks good - it's one of the few games lining up to take full advantage of the increased processing power of the PSP running in the new 333Mhz setting (which God of War will also use when it hits the portable).

The finished game promises "nine different game modes, including carnage challenges, full career, destruction derbies, multiplayer party mode and the bone-crunching ragdoll stunt mode". Sounds cool.

Look for it in stores in Q1 2008.

Mike Jacksoncomputerandvideogames.com
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Cool, got the 360 version which is great fun so be able to play it while on the move will rock.
Master Baihu on 19 Dec '07
i thought that the processor power was restricted because of the wirless functions, ie 333mhz OR multiplayer not both
bohbag2000 on 21 Dec '07
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