Whenever you aren't going at full speed you slow down, after all, a problem shortcuts solve. Just like F-Zero you want to be flooring the accelerator most of the time, but at certain sharp turns you need to do something to get around that turn without going off the track - using your airbrakes or letting go of the accelerator in F-Zero, or using the brakes or reverse or letting go of the accelerator in Rush 2049.Įxcept, for many turns, you CAN get around those sharp turns in Rush 2049 without braking! You see, this is where those shortcuts come in. You don't really powerslide in Rush, you skid without slowing down, but slowing down affects your speed and thus the turning radius, of course. That's how you powerslide in racing games, after all. but in most racing games, including F-Zero games, the best way to slide is to let go of the accelerator. and you do that most of the time in this game, excepting landings of course.īut, I don't understand, first you say that you don't ever want to have to let go of the accelerator or brake, then you say that you want to get around turns by sliding. So yeah, I strongly prefer to be able to hold the accelerator down all the time in a racing game. After Rush 2049, probably my next favorite racing game ever is F-Zero X, for example. I have little interest in sim or even part-sim racing games. Click to expand.First, the Rush series does have a unique control scheme, so when you play Rush 2049 (and make it a 'when'!), don't give up right away it takes some getting used to.Īlso, generally, for me, the best kind of racing game is a game where you never have to touch the brakes, and can accelerate all the time.
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