auyongtc said:
haha Abstract, true.... I remember when I started playing Daytona - I started learning how to drift the corners in an automatic car. Realized that although top speed on automatic is a tad slower than of the manual, but SEGA's catch-up logic gives better handicap to a chasing auto car. Hehe, used to smoke my more show-off manual driving friends.
As for the movie, who the heck were they trying to kid that someone can drift that junction in Shibuya at night? For sure it's impossible, not with the amount of people that crosses there every day!
funny you should mention video games, since I think movies and video games suffer from the same condition.
graphics are so good nowadays that there's a tendency for game designers to rely on "flash" rather than good solid game play. Metal Gear Solid
looks fairly primitive by today's standards, but it's well-designed and, I think, a hell of a lot of fun. Metal Gear Solid 3
looks great...and it's totally boring.
same deal with movies. The Empire Strikes Back looks kind of hokey by today's standards, but it's probably the best
movie in the entire Star Wars catalog. All 3 of the newer films look fantastic...yet Phantom Menace and Attack Of The Clones (great title
) both completely suck.
Presentation without substance is worthless.
as for worst movie ever, I haven't seen Tokyo Drift, but I don't know if it can hold a candle to either
The Omega Code or
Hurly Burly. Yeesh...practically unbearable those two were...