FlatOut Ultimate Carnage Official Movie 1 - racing video game developed by Finni...

FlatOut Ultimate Carnage Official Movie 1 FlatOut (a.k.a. FO o. FO1) is a racing video game developed by Finnish Bugbear Entertainment & published by Empire Interactive & Vivendi Universal Games in 2004 & 2005. Gameplay in Flatout places emphasis on demolition derby-style races, & features a sophisticated physics engine. 16 different cars are included, each with 5 different skins for them. Modes in FlatOut include st&ard lap races, in either open environments o. stadium laps, & demolition derby deathmatches, in which the driver of the sole-surviving vehicle declared the winner; both modes pit players against 7 computer-controlled opponents. The game also includes special events which require the player to toss the driver off of his/her vehicle & meet certain requirements. In career mode, pick up your future top racer from the junkyard. Winnings come in the form of cash, which allows players to purchase vehicle upgrades & new vehicles. FlatOut is noted for its extensive use of physics in vehicle damage & collisions; dents on vehicles may vary based on the type of accident, object & angle of impact (falling objects, for example, will damage mostly the upper areas of a car), while many roadside items react better to collisions from other vehicles. Ragdoll physics is also present in the game, with drivers capable of being tossed out of their car after high-impact crashes. This feature is extensively used in several special events, when the player is required to "toss" a driver to a specific distance, height, o. target. This game had been criticized for its poor ragdoll physics. For example, the driver will be flung out of the screen if the car that exceeds 40mp/h crashed into a barrier. Some players felt frustated for that, & because the gameplay requires the player to drive very skillfully since the tires don't have much grip on the track. Contents [hide] - 1 Sequels - 2 Soundtrack - 3 References - 4 External links Sequels A sequel, FlatOut 2 was released first, in Europe, on June 30, 2006. A larger variety of vehicles (including contemporary cars & pickup trucks) are included. The North American version was launched on August 1. Bugbear released FlatOut: Ultimate Carnage for Xbox 360, in 2007. The PC version was released on August 1 2008. Soundtrack - Adrenaline - "Adrenaline" - Adrenaline - "Dead Inside" - Agent Blue - "Something Else" - Amplifire - "Drown Together" - Amplifire - "Heartless" - Amplifire - "Perfect Goodbyes" - Central Supply Chain - "FlatOut" - Central Supply Chain- "Are you ready" - Central Supply Chain - "The Ever Lasting" - Circa - "Alive!" - Deponeye - "Anger Management 101" - Deponeye - "Tick Tock" - Full Diesel - "King of Defeat" - Full Diesel - "No Man's L&" - Kid Symphony - "H&s on the Money" - The Killer Barbies - "Baby With Two Heads" - The Killer Barbies - "Down the Street" - LAB - "Beat the Boys" - No Connection - "Burnin" - No Connection - "Living American" - No Connection - "Love to Hate to Love" - Sixer - "The Race" - Splatterheads - "Fish Biscuit" - Subroc - "Close the Windows" - The April Tears - "Little Baby is Coming" - The Hiss - "Back on the Radio" - Tokyo Dragons - "Teenage Screamers" - Whitmore - "Nine Bar Blues" This page uses content from the games page on the English version of Wikipedia & is licensed under the GNU Free Documentation License. This list of authors can be seen in the page history. Wildscreen.tv disclaims any & all warranties as to the accuracy o.reliability of the content. Permission is granted to copy, distribute &/o.modify the biographical information on this page under the terms of the GNU Free Documentation License, Version 1.2 o.any later version published by the Free Software Foundation.