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[Downloadable Game] Directed by David Jaffe, Calling All Cars is a high-octane, fast action game of cops n' robbers. Take on the role of a bounty hunter careening around a stylish cartoon world on the hunt for criminals on the loose. Calling All Cars features four highly detailed 3D levels, multiple weapons and 10 vehicles to choose from. Gamers attempt to apprehend criminals and toss them back in the slammer before other bounty hunters can steal them and collect the reward money. Experience a combination of demolition derby gameplay, crazy weapon pickups, humor and a healthy throwback to classic arcade games. Dive in for crazy multiplayer action with friends both online and split screen (up to 4-player split screen running at 60fps). [SCEA]
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Hardcore Gamer Magazine
Calling All Cars is to the PS3 what "Hexic HD" was to the Xbox 360. [July 2007, p.68]
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Play UK
It's cheap and incredibly cheerful, even if it does make you swear at your mates a lot. [Issue#155, p.82]
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Playstation Official Magazine UK
It's unbelievable fun with four people in the same room, and likely to become one of teh most popular network games. [July 2007, p.104]
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PSM Magazine
There isn't much variety once you've mastered all four levels, but CAC's multiplayer makes it worth buying. [July 2007, p.84]
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PSM3 Magazine UK
Fast and frantic, and great fun with friends. The price irons out the flaws. Get it. [July 2007, p.82]
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Games Master UK
Addictive and perfect for generating some bitter competition. [Aug 2007, p.85]
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Games Radar
The online four-player is badass, with support for USB headsets and a split-screen option to enable two players to go online using the same PS3. But Calling All Cars! really shines as a party game, and if you can get four friends in the same room all screaming and cursing each other out, then that's worth the price of the download right there.
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Edge Magazine
There aren’t enough maps, there aren’t enough distinctions between the vehicles, and there’s just not enough meat on what feel like solid bones. [Sept 2007, p.96]
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EuroGamer
It's difficult to overly criticise Calling All Cars! because it's cheap, looks and feels good (native 1080p at mostly 60fps does make a difference) and in multiplayer mode you definitely get a decent return from the impulse purchase price tag. It's just hard to avoid the sensation that some select gameplay tweaks, a couple of extra maps and a wider range of weapons could've made Calling All Cars! a minor classic as opposed to a promising but ultimately disposable game best sampled in small doses.
The average user rating for this game is 8.1 (out of 10) based on 7 User Votes Alan D. gave it an8: Nick G. gave it a6: Brax gave it a9: Dionysus J. gave it a10: ibeetle gave it a7: |
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