After playing both the games it is really difficult to find out which one of these both is best as it is not as simple like football, no goal that sealed the final result. However, these two games have such common - they belonged to the same family, it would be twins - the game is more relevant than ever. We will see step by step what you might prefer, trying to be as factual as possible and to leave aside our feelings.
Scenario:
Yes, for this first comparison, we'll make it short. I do not think there is a scenario in Blur . In Split / Second , we found a sort of pretext for racing ultras dangerous: the great TV show. With commentator in the French voice of Jack Bauer, or something pretty close.
Blur:
Split Second:
It was this point that annoyed me in Split : the feeling of being in something as subtle as a film by Luc Besson. I do not say it's more mature in Blur, but I was more captivated by the voice a little vulgos of the narrator. And finally, I prefer we do not propose a background all bogus.
Gameplay:
If you've ever played a Mario Kart in your life, you understand what Blur : a contemporary version of the hit Nintendo's mustachioed plumber no. A small ten different bonuses are scattered on the slopes of Blur . With Split / Second , it is different. By performing skids or jumps, climb tonnage of destruction make life of his opponents.
Blur:
Split Second:
I find the mechanism Split a bit wobbly. To boost gauge that annoy its competitors, it must be posted in a location conducive to the use of the handbrake or use it in a place where it is not specifically recommended and waste time. This is not systematic, it depends on the circuit, but it's really frustrating at times.
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