Circuit Blasters PS2 Gameplay HD (PCSX2)

[@Saxdude26]

There's something exciting finding out Circuit Breakers had a PS2 remake, and then equally underwhelming seeing half of the menus you could drive through disappear, the lighting cranked up, and the abundance of comics sans, which really struggle to recapture what made the original so fun and make this a definitive remake. I'm thrilled to know it exists, but... not quite the same.

[@tropixx_xlr1549]

So basically a remastered port of Circuit Breakers from PS1, interesting, never heard of this one before!!

[@fistofzen2158]

I did not about this one either.

[@not3ks_Aozaki]

THIS SOUNDTRACK IS ROCKING

[@Aly_Son.2000]

Incrível como jogos tão "simplistas" conseguiam ser tão mais divertidos do que os jogos de hoje em dia.

[@Alex_Power]

Awesome, I didnt know this game existed!

[@CEO100able]

Would have been awesome if this game came out in the USA and Canada because it reminds me of Hot Wheels: Micro Racers for the PC. Nevertheless, great game!

[@widdershinss2085]

Still better physics than NFS: Payback

[@Celestial_Rose_Luna]

lol

[@atpstudios8075]

Circuit Breakers VS. Circuit Blasters? I had to play both to find out since there is no reviews, trust me for people who love this game the version you NEED is the PS1 version (Circuit Breakers) I immediately noticed when I booted up Blasters that the flag that shows how many tracks there are was only 10 of them while the PS1 version has 16, I did some research and noticed on the back cover art for Blasters it said there were 20 tracks but this is a straight up lie, I played through the 10 tracks on blasters thinking the other 10 would be unlocked but the 10 new ones that do are the EXACT same tracks just reversed! so lame, I went back and tried the PS1 version again and noticed that not only are there more tracks but way more variety, and just way better tracks that the PS2 version doesnt have, I remember the Ps2 version had two submarine levels that were almost identical. Also the game seems to be a little bit eaiser on PS1 the PS2 version is CRAZY INSANE hard, the only way I was able to beat it was by playing the tracks over and over again a million times until I literally DID EVERYTHING PERFECT, it was absolute bananas. The PS1 version is hard as well but I find the other racers don't go as fast and dont try to cut you off and block you annoyingly like in the ps2 version So in short Circuit Breakers PS1 PROS = More unique fun tracks, better gameplay (mainly because its a bit easier) and from what I could tell better music CONS = not the greatest graphics Circuit Blasters PS2 PROS = Has good graphics CONS = Less tracks, insane crazy difficult, and the music is good but not as good as the first

[@ShadowOfCicero]

Did you ever try multi-player? In the PS1 game at least, the multi-player tracks were totally different from the single-player tracks. Even if you don't have a friend, you could still plug in another controller and time trial against yourself (with all the functionality of single-player time trial).

[@saviofreire19]

How about some Midnight Club 3?🤘🏻🤙🏻

[@amurilloreno]

Say, are you going to update your PS2 Playlist? Because the last game there still 18 Wheeler American Pro Trucker, and you have post lots of PS2 game ever since then.

[@xTimelessGaming]

The playlist is in alphabetical order mate.. i always update it when upload a new gameplay. 😊

[@CEO100able]

@@xTimelessGaming Amazing!

[@juicyyy2215]

You played drive to survive?

[@xTimelessGaming]

I've already do that game .. u can try search it on my PS2 playlist.

[@elviciogamer89]

Se parece al ignition de PC

[@ReaperCore15]

Circuit breakers feels better... too bad they didnt do a proper sequel and simply a remaster

[@kimmokujala6410]

Oli vähän erikoinen. Alun valikko vähän kummallinen ja sitten tuo vedessä kellumisrata viimeisenä. Viidakkoradoista tuli mieleen vähäsen Crash Bandicot, jota tuli ps1:llä pelattua joskus 2000-luvun alussa.