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WiFi multiplayer is present, but it only supports local play, so you can't hop online.
#FLATOUT 2 PORTABLE SERIES#
The main FlatOut mode works as your basic career path, Carnage mode (from the 360 title) has been brought over and gives you a medal-based progression option, and there are the requisite stunt events that the series is famous for. In fact, crashing into things is how you'll earn the all-important boost, and once you're at speed and trading paint with other racers, you'll notice slight hints of Burnout ingrained in its design. The game is a physics-based racer, which means that practically everything around you is destructible, crashable or what have you. There's really nothing new that's been added to the formula.
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If you've played or read about FlatOut 2 or FlatOut: Ultimate Carnage, you'll know exactly what's in store for you here.
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However, despite some issues related to this, it's still a very enjoyable title that racing fans should check out. Whereas the Xbox 360 release of Ultimate Carnage saw the bonus of enhanced graphics over the original PS2 and Xbox versions, the PSP release of Head On comes at us with diminished visuals, physics and overall frame rate. Now, the studio (with a little help from Six by Nine) has brought the game to the PSP. Late last year, the developer turned everything up a notch with FlatOut: Ultimate Carnage, an enhanced version of the game for the Xbox 360. In roughly mid-2006, Bugbear Entertainment released FlatOut 2 on the PS2, OG Xbox and PC, a sequel that improved on its already-fun predecessor in almost every way.