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Название: Blur
Год выпуска: 2010
Жанр: Гонки / Автосимулятор (Arcade / Racing (Cars) / 3D)
Разработчик: Bizarre Creations
Издатель: Activision
Издатель в России: 1С-СофтКлаб
Тип издания: Репак лицензии by Hooli G@n
Язык интерфейса: Русский
Язык озвучки: Русский
Таблетка: Вшита
Размер: 3,97 Гб (после установки занимает 7,85 Гб)
Системные требования (рекомендуемые):
• Операционная система: Microsoft® Windows® XP/Виста/7
• Процессор: 3,2 ГГц
• Оперативная память: 2 Гб
• Место на жестком диске: 12 Гб
• Видеокарта: 256 Мб
Особенности игры Blur:
— Зарядка для ума. Собирайте заряды прямо на трассе и комбинируйте их, чтобы разработать эффективную тактику: устраняйте противников с пути с помощью мин, импульсов, электрошока и молний, включайте ускорение, выставляйте щиты и используйте ремкоплекты — на пути к победе все средства хороши!
— Всё по-настоящему. Более пятидесяти лицензированных автомобилей популярных марок, воссозданных в мельчайших деталях: Audi, Ford, Nissan, Renault, Opel, Volkswagen, Toyota и другие — от ретро до ультрасовременных моделей. У каждой машины есть свои плюсы и минусы, каждая обладает неповторимыми особенностями, которые позволят исполнять самые рискованные и эффектные маневры.
— Есть соперник — будет гонка. Blur предлагает многопользовательские режимы на любой вкус: заезды на разделенном экране для четверых игроков, сетевые соревнования и командные гонки для двадцати участников. Но самое главное — каждый игрок может самостоятельно создать сетевой режим с учетом собственных предпочтений.
— Развлечение для общения. Игра совместима с популярными социальными сетями Facebook и Twitter. Эта уникальная особенность позволяет общаться с помощью сообщений — как в игре, так и вне ее: объединяться с друзьями в команды, находить достойных соперников, делиться с поклонниками своими достижениями и приглашать их в качестве зрителей на соревнования, а также узнавать обо всех событиях, которые происходят в мире Blur.
• Особенности Repack`а:
— Ничего не пожато, не перекодировано
— Качество аудио 100%
— Качество видео 100%
— Ничего не удалено
— Версия игры 1.0.24 (Update 2)
— Установка всего дополнительного ПО
— Запуск с ярлыка на рабочем столе или из меню «Пуск»
— Для установки необходимо 512 МБ ОЗУ
— Для установки потребуется 12 Гб свободного места (после установки игра занимает 7,85 Гб)
— Время установки
18 мин. (в зависимости от железа)
— Автор репака: Hooli G@n
В настоящее время игру можно скачать бесплатно:
После скачивания ISO образа blur, смонтируйте его в виртуальный привод Daemon Tools последней версии. Автозапуск должен запуститься автоматически. Если этого не произошло, зайдите в «МОЙ КОМПЬЮТЕР» и щелкните 2 раза мышкой по виртуальному приводу. Следуйте указаниям установщика, после установки выгрузите образ из daemon tools. Игрушка запускается с ярлыка на рабочем столе. Удачной игры в Blur!
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Historically, the Merseyside-based developer has churned out semi-serious racing games, that while dressed in simulation clothes, often tipped their hat to the arcade. The team’s propensity towards quick thrills was also demonstrated with the old-school Geometry Wars, and the points-based shooter. The Club. The forthcoming Blur takes an unashamedly arcade approach, risking the ire of driving purists everywhere with the inclusion of power-ups, a decision that has already sent forum dwellers into meltdown.
Bizarre Creations are adamant that you won’t be throwing shells at other cars and dropping bananas in front of them, although communications bloke Ben Ward defied PR advice by telling us that «it’s like an adult Super Mario Kart». So Blur is a step away from the trend for inaccessible racers that require you to hit the precise apex of every bend to stay in contention.
Car Park Life
Ward also talks about the concept of «player frustration,» an example of which involves spinning off at the first corner and then spending the next 10 laps hopelessly trying to make inroads on the leaders. Instead, Blur promises intense wheel-to-wheel action, as you trade paint with opponents who are rarely less than a couple of feet away from you in ferocious 20-car races.
Featuring a slew of varied licensed cars (and a made-up one), which can all take damage and even burst into flames, the trademark authenticity is in evidence. However, this doesn’t extend to tracks, which are based in such diverse locales as California, Barcelona and Hackney.
As Ward explains, «We haven’t really gone for absolute realism this time, we’ve tried to make it like Hollywood-real. Now we can be a bit more creative with it So with Hackney, we’ve taken the best bits of Hackney, the more interesting bits to race round.
Interestingly, the single-player element of Blur will feature a story, told through cutscenes (from the same people who did those in Gears of War) and, fashionably, by using an in-game social network.
The social network element will also apply to the all-important multiplayer, with groups set up to compete in certain types of races. And yes, the purists will be able to turn the power-ups off if they so choose.
Blur was playable at E3, and a quick multiplayer play revealed its accessibility, with arranging power-ups into the available slots and using them at the appropriate time proving a key strategy. Through largely dirty tactics I managed a couple of mid-table positions, and, unlike my driving test I didn’t mount the kerb while attempting to reverse round a corner. If only they could come up with a power-up for that.
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Game Reviews
Having the acclaimed racing house finally pick a side of the fence is great to see. Last year’s game had a clear identity crisis as Bizzare attempted to please both hardcore fans and less corner-carving savvy gainers, and ended up satisfying no-one at all. This year’s Blur is slick, focused and smartly edited.
But it’d be naive to expect the creator of five highly praised racing games to simply pump out a mindless mum-and-dad Kart entry: power-ups are clearly well-balanced and abilities (like the aforementioned Shock) limit their payload to a few yards in front of the lead car, meaning skilled players can dodge them.
One of the most promising aspects of this game, compared to the likes of SpHt/Second, is its excellent off-the-course functions, which, unusually, includes plenty of stuff inspired by Modern Warfare 2. Like the current king of the FPS genre, Blur includes game changing perks (called ‘Mods’), Challenges and experience points for levelling up and unlocking goodies.
Modding Racer
Bizarre Creations is definitely back on track for its mission of make racing games fun again. On the road Blur is a great laugh to play and outside races the impressive array of community and customisation features add depth to the package. Last year’s game was a nebulous, indistinct meshing together of two conflicting types of racing games.
You’d Have Been forgiven for assuming, all those years ago when Activision picked up Bizarre Creations, that the developer would just pull a big lever and fart out a racer similar to its famous Xbox series Project Gotham Racing. Instead, the team made a decision that caused people to wonder if they’d suffered collective head trauma.
If you’re the sort of person who cackles nefariously as you punt a fellow driver off the circuit in straight-laced racers, Blur is your ideal playground. At the very least it’ll level the playing field for everyone else.
After the early talk of a socialnetworking inspired storyline, initially Blur’s career mode appears to be a pretty anodyne system, with its list of events and lights that are unlocked depending on your position. As soon as you’ve gotten comfortable with the basic premise, the game starts slapping challenges on top of the basic requirement to finish third or higher.
For a start depending on how you perform in the race you’ll earn fans, which are gained through stylish driving, successful power-up hits and deftly avoiding attacks from fellow racers. Unlocking fans gives you a bonus light if you meet the target for that event and access to new cars. It’s worth noting that because they all have such drastically different caricatured handling styles, you’re likely to find one or two favourites in each class and stick with them. After all, you need to not only be able to chuck the car into a graceful slide around a bend, you also need to be able to loose three of the Bolt projectiles and have every one of them hit an opponent at the same time. OK, you don’t have to be able to do that but it’s awfully helpful vhen you’re attempting to wrestle the lead from a nippy VW Beetle on the final corner.
There are also Fan Runs on every course, which open up a series of slalom-style light gates to pass through. Easy enough when you’re out in the lead, but not when you’re in the middle of a pack of other cars, all jostling for space. It’s also ever so tempting to just ditch the run to pick up a valuable Nitro power up if you’re also battling for position. Again, finding the time to complete a Fan Run gains you more fans and a light.
Finally, there are a series of meta-objectives that unlock an one-on-one race each chapter. Beat or destroy the opponent and you’ll unlock a mod that can be applied to any of the cars in your garage.
Returning
On Theroad
So, structurally the game is well built, but it’s when you hit the asphalt that Blur really shines. Any doubts about the bizarre mishmash of power-ups and street racing vanish. For a start, this is a game that satisfies all those fantasies of supercar ownership you had when you were 12. Even the earliest cars are extremely nippy and once you scrape the upper end of the performance curve, you’ll be barely hanging on as you squeeze the button for a nitro and cjct exuberantly yanked through I the streets.
Clever chaps and chapettes that they are, Bizarre Creations have ensured that the course designs complement the raw pace of the vehicles. While these are street circuits, corners have been smoothed out and the crash barriers are enormously forgiving. What this means is you can concentrate on sizing up your opponent’s exhaust pipe and attempting to post a Shunt projectile up it, rather than concentrating solely on the road. Slam into a wall and more often than not you can ride it out around the bend without worrying too much about the conseguences.
Wheelmen
Of course it wouldn’t be a Bizarre Creations game if driving talent wasn’t a way to improve your chances. While you can muck along in the early races by clattering around the circuit dodgems-style, if you want to consistently trounce your opponents, you’re going to have to master the nuances of the handling. Deft braking into corners can pay dividends when everyone else is smashing around the circuit like clump of fighting cats.
Apparently the circuits are created from a cherry-picked selection of the best corners in the area which are then mashed together to create a satisfying lap. The technigue has paid off because there’s only one or two weak circuits in a substantial selection, which is masterfully drip fed throughout the career mode.
The entire thing is made all the more slinky by the way these locations are presented. This may not be the prettiest racer on the PC, but it’s a triumph of art direction over polycounts. Every race takes place at some point between dusk and dawn, and the visual style is all neon light-trails and atmospheric twilight.
Blur looks unlike any racer around at the moment and the closest parallel we can draw is with the now-ancient Midnight Club 2, though Rockstar’s street racer was never this effortlessly stylish.
Night Driving
This is the side of cities you see when you stagger bleary eyed out of a club as the sun is rising, revelling in the last few hours of booze-glow before you’re pole-axed by the Robert Downey Jr-grade hangover that no doubt awaits you. The same side you see if you’re a milkman.
The selection of cars is charmingly out of the ordinary as well. While there’s the usual selection of Audis and Beemers, there’s also more quirky fare such as the aforementioned battered Beetle, a ropey old Ford pickup truck, and a genuinely hilarious souped-up Transit van. While we love Ferraris and Porsches, their absence is irrelevant when you can use a vehicle that boasts a bit more personality and overtaking someone in a vehicle normally used for shifting double glazing will have you hooting like a loon. It’s not long before you find a favourite in each class and it’s only a shame there aren’t more ways to personalise your ride beyond picking the colour for a re-spray.
Blur is an excellent game, not just because there’s no game like it, but also because every conceivable element has been designed with surgical precision.
Bizarre have demonstrated they have a knack not just for the serious side of racing, all shiny cars and moodily lit cityscapes, but also for the side that involves firing impossible projectiles at your opponents and launching them into the water at the LAdocks.
Every element of Blur is singularly excellent, and somehow the game, as a whole, comes together beautifully, in the same way chocolate covered pretzels and Jagerbombs do, but shouldn’t. There’ve been few more enjoyable experiences this year than the vindictive pleasure of smashing your way to the front of the pack in one of Blur’s fraught 20-car races. Even if you’re generally turned off by the often po-faced racing genre, there’s enough outright lunacy in here to make it well worth a punt.