Full Auto 2: Battlelines - PS3

ESRB Rating: T (Teen)
Release Date: 12-8-2006
Moby Score (1-10): 6.8
Genre(s): Action, Racing / Driving, Arcade, Shooter, Behind view, Automobile, Track racing
Media Type(s): Physical

Deadly, high speed combat-racing careers onto PLAYSTATION 3.

Full Auto 2: Battlelines puts high-speed vehicles outfitted with weapons and armour into
fully destructible urban street environments. Destroy the environment to change track
conditions in your favour, creating new routes and blocking or crushing your competitors.

Get behind the wheel of 25 different vehicles ranging from classic muscle cars and low
riders to monstrous SUVs and industrial vehicles, each of which can be customised with
more than 20 weapons as well as multiple paint schemes and wheel styles.

A new multi-path single player campaign puts you in an all-out battle for control of Staunton
City. Conquer the six different districts, taking control of opponent's cars and weapons.

The game's six different carnage-filled multiplayer modes, which incorporate team play and
objectives ranging from classic deathmatches to unique base assaults and gladiator-style
gameplay, deliver a diverse range of challenging options.

And if the going gets too tough, the Unwreck feature allows you to turn back time and take
another shot at a treacherous turn, avoid a deadly obstacle, or simply avoid enemy fire.

• Rule the road in brutal vehicle combats, set in fully destructible city environments
• New Arena Mode featuring team play and six different levels, each specifically designed
  for a unique type of multiplayer car combat
• Choose from 25 different vehicles, which can be customised with over 20 weapons to
  create the ultimate combat racer

This game is also available on PSP.

Full Auto 2: Battlelines is the sequel to the auto racing combat game Full Auto, that debuted in February of 2006 on the Xbox 360.

The sequel builds on the original in many ways by offering improved damage modeling on all of the cars and environments, new gameplay modes, expanded multiplayer, new cars and weapons and a new story.

The gameplay revolves around vehicular combat, with players choosing from one of several cars and then kitting them out with various primary and secondary weapons that can be mounted on the front and back, or just the front of the car. Each part of Meridian city is a different district with a different graphical style. As you move from area to area, you'll usually have three or four levels that culminate in you earning a new car. In each level, you'll also have the opportunity to complete secondary objectives which can net you extra skins for your cars, new cars and new weapons when you've completed a number of secondary objectives.

There are two basic types of levels: Racing and Arena. In the racing levels, you'll be tasked with getting from point A to point B or going in a number of laps in a circuit. Levels get complex though as you might have a time limit, a specific car you need to destroy, a car you need to project, or a certain number of level objects you need to destroy in addition to getting to the end of the race. Arena matches are non-linear battle arenas where you'll be pit against a number of cars in a free roaming area. You'll often need to destroy a certain number of cars, a certain car a number of times, or destroy more cars than any of your other opponents. There's a wide range of objectives for you to complete in both arena and racing.

Back from the previous game is the 'Unwreck' feature that allows you to rewind time. Don't like the way you got killed there? Rewind time. Miss a power-up? Do it over. Narrowly miss killing an opponent? Try again. Just be careful, as it also uses boost energy. Using boost and unwreck at the long time will either make you not fast enough to win or cause you to run dry when you really do need to unwreck.

Environments are now much more interactive. For example, you can destroy a monorail train's track supports and the monorail will crash onto the race area, or destroy the supports on a dry docked boat to try and make it land on cars behind you.

The game also has eight player online multiplayer and two player split-screen multiplayer. You can race or fight in an arena free for all or on a team. Online play has two additional gameplay modes called 'Cat and Mouse' and 'Base Assault'. Cat and Mouse will have you protecting your 'mouse' while trying to take out the other teams - attack and defend while your team counts on you for success! Base Assault has you attacking the other team's base while defending your own. To score a point, you need to drive the bomb power up to the opposing teams base to blow up their building to score.

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