The result is a pretty cruddy wannabe that won't attract any fans from either franchise. Rush is simply a racing game designed with the intention of being a Need for Speed meets Burnout clone with a rather annoying MTV style theme.
This is not a true addition to the series and not just because it is a bad game and I'd hate to see a bad game associated with the "Rush" label, but because it has no resemblance to anything that makes a "Rush" game what it is. That has absolutely nothing to do with the game that I've wasted the last couple days playing because L.A. To put it bluntly, I am a huge fan of these games. San Francisco Rush 2049 completed the series with higher resolution graphics, improved A.I., a full blown stunt mode, multi-player battle mode, catchy music and more. In 1998 we were given it's follow up, Rush 2: Extreme Racing USA, which delivered more tracks, more cars, and the fan favorite stunt track. Back in 1997, San Francisco Rush introduced us all to the unique style of Rush gameplay. High flying jumps, incredible stunts, hidden short cuts and classic arcade racing have all been mainstay's of the Rush series of hit titles from Midway Games. My Suggestion: Play SFR 2049 and relive the good old days when this series was treated the way it should be Good: Interesting story, large well-designed city to go wild inīad: Poor graphics, non-skippable crash sequences, NOT a Rush game
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