It never even comes close to reaching Top Gear, but I don't think the chief reason it the bumper car effect. The challenge in the SNES precursors (only the first of those three was a game worth playing, however) is mollified and stultified, clearly from a view of the average player (or buyer!) like that of LLMs opening every answer they give with "Your question is a brilliant one" and "learning apps" showing a flashy writing on screen that "You are doing great. Very well!" after every not-too-wrong answer you give.
Except if the player commits not to end within the first 3, it is very hard not to end a race in the first three. I am so annoyed at this game being much worse than it could easily have been only due to deliberate design choices that I may write a full review over it.
Except if the player commits not to end within the first 3, it is very hard not to end a race in the first three. I am so annoyed at this game being much worse than it could easily have been only due to deliberate design choices that I may write a full review over it.