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Released in May 2010, ''Blur'' is the first racing game from Bizarre Creations since their takeover by [[Activision]] in 2007 (and their second overall, following ''[[Geometry Wars]] Retro Evolved 2''). The best way to describe it is to combine Bizarre's ''Project Gotham Racing'' franchise, with the real-life cars and locales, and [[X Meets Y|combine it]] with the [[Wacky Racing]] of ''[[Mario Kart]]''. [[Hilarity Ensues]] as up to 20 real-life cars at once are engaging in weapons-based combat. |
Released in May 2010, ''Blur'' is the first racing game from Bizarre Creations since their takeover by [[Activision]] in 2007 (and their second overall, following ''[[Geometry Wars]] Retro Evolved 2''). The best way to describe it is to combine Bizarre's ''Project Gotham Racing'' franchise, with the real-life cars and locales, and [[X Meets Y|combine it]] with the [[Wacky Racing]] of ''[[Mario Kart]]''. [[Hilarity Ensues]] as up to 20 real-life cars at once are engaging in weapons-based combat. |
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* [[Ad of Win|Ad of Lose]]: There are claims that the ad boosted sales...of [[Mario Kart]]. |
* [[Ad of Win|Ad of Lose]]: There are claims that the ad boosted sales...of [[Mario Kart]]. |
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* [[Amazing Technicolor Battlefield]]: Blame the bright neon lights. |
* [[Amazing Technicolor Battlefield]]: Blame the bright neon lights. |