Sprint Vector is an “adrenaline platformer” racing game that relies upon a unique locomotion technique of swinging your arms in order to run through an obstacle course. It’s the latest game from Raw ...
This week’s Nintendo eShop download is Vector Racing, a racing game with vector-style graphics developed by Sweet-Soft and published by Arc System Works. Vector Racing has six vehicles and 12 courses ...
You can’t really talk about Sprint Vector without first mentioning the main reason for its existence: a unique locomotion method Survios dubs “Fluid Locomotion,” a system which requires you to pump ...
Jaguar makes some pretty fast vehicles on land, but now it’s hitting the open water as well in partnership with an off-shore powerboat racing team. Previously sponsored by Martini Racing, the team now ...
Tomas Franzese is a News Editor at DualShockers, writing a variety of reviews and shedding light on upcoming games for both PC and consoles. While he has been a gamer most of his life, he began ...
If you've ever wondered what it would be like if F-Zero and every game ever released for the Vectrex had a baby, wonder no more: Vector Racing appears to be that very thing. Originally an iPhone title ...
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Vector Racing has been announced for Nintendo eShop in North America. To be published by Arc System Works, the racer with vector-style graphics is a port of the iPhone game from Sweet-Soft. It ...
Among several other games, Sega is bringing Sumo Digital’s Team Sonic Racing to gamescom. While it was already announced that new track Ice Mountain would be part of the demonstration, Sega also ...
We were impressed with Sprint Vector's unique approach to running in VR: you swing your arms in a way that feels natural and shouldn't make you queasy. However, there were only plans to release a PC ...
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