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Full Auto

Full Auto

Written by John Yan on 12/22/2005 for 360  
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I've been waiting for a good "Autoduel" type game and Sega's Full Auto might be the one that cures my appetite. We have nine new shots of the game that will be released February 14, 2006 for the Xbox 360.

Combine raw horsepower with awesome firepower in a race that demands both precision aim and breakneck speed. Destroy your enemies and tear the world apart as you master a wide arsenal of weaponry and a stunning selection of armor-laden cars.

Features:

  • TOTAL Destruction - unprecedented car and environmental damage make this the most destructive racing game ever. No pre-calculated or canned animations mean players will never see the same wreck twice!
  • Unique "Unwreck" feature - delivers the racing genre's first real-time "second chance." Players have the ability to control time to rectify mistakes both big and small.
  • Distinct gameplay modes - Circuits, Point-to-Points, Down&Back, Rampage, and Lap Knockout available in Single Player, split-screen and on Xbox Live.
  • Collision, Jump and Death cameras - Unprecedented presentation-including the "One-Touch" replay-exposes each and every action-packed moment.
  • Enjoy intense combat and unlimited replayability - 21 vehicles, 8 distinct weapon types, 18 tracks, and over 80 events provide a next-gen experience unlike any other.
  • Xbox Live - Play against up to 8 players anywhere, anytime on Xbox Live. Get ranked and unlock achievements in-game and show your friends that you've got the skills.

* The product in this article was sent to us by the developer/company.

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I've been reviewing products since 1997 and started out at Gaming Nexus. As one of the original writers, I was tapped to do action games and hardware. Nowadays, I work with a great group of folks on here to bring to you news and reviews on all things PC and consoles.

As for what I enjoy, I love action and survival games. I'm more of a PC gamer now than I used to be, but still enjoy the occasional console fair. Lately, I've been really playing a ton of retro games after building an arcade cabinet for myself and the kids. There's some old games I love to revisit and the cabinet really does a great job at bringing back that nostalgic feeling of going to the arcade.

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