Full Auto (Xbox 360) (Xbox 360 Games)

Chocolate and peanut butter, beer and football, cars and guns; some things just go well together. I know how much we all love the visceral speed and incredible crashes that...

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Guns and racing are the corner stone of gaming for many. A lot of Xbox 360 owners are likely to be excited by the idea of a combination of the two in Sega's combat racer ‘Full Auto', exclusive to the console. Unfortunately the title's depth compares...

Full Auto is the first car combat game to enter the next-generation fray, and while many things about the game will rev you up, other things will throttle down your enjoyment -- and a couple missing ingredients may even empty your tank completely.

Crash Test Dummy.

Environmental destruction; Unwreck meter; One-touch replays

Stuttering framerate; Repetitive racing; Contradictory goals; Bland weapons

Full Auto's soundtrack is anything but full. The songs are all curiously inoffensive, electronic instrumentals. They don't add anything, but mercifully aren't as annoying as some "real" rock soundtracks. The audio effects are all passable, though the...

Does "the world's most destructive racing game" live up to the hype?

Great looking, nearly completely destructible environments; big explosions are always fun

Cars are too shiny; depth of racing gameplay is minimal; frame-rate drops on HD displays

Released by Sega, Full Auto ended a lengthy drought of new content for the Xbox 360. This high speed, destruction laden racer brings arcade vehicular battle to the forefront and captures some elements that made Twisted Metal such a popular series. ...

Conclusion:Sega created an action filled racing game that's on the shallow side and filled with a variety of flaws. They did manage to create an excellent online section for the game, but that's more attributed to the contrast of racing actual people...

Between the release of Dead or Alive 4 and Full Auto, 49 days passed without a single on-shelf Xbox 360 release. I added “on-shelf� to that sentence because several Xbox Live Arcade games were available, but those games couldn’t...

While Full Auto isn’t a bad game, it isn’t really the best choice for a $60 purchase. I’d say that it makes a great rental, as most of the game’s enjoyment can be found in the first few hours of play. If you’re a fan...

Lots going on ; Good Achivements

Dodgy Framerate ; No longevity ; Too samey throughout

Full Auto has been a hard game to mark, on one hand I have enjoyed it when I've played it in short bursts, on the other hand I can see past the action and see how much the game lacks depth and longevity. Career mode isn't really a career and you feel...

Sega twists some metal on Xbox 360 with this fast-paced car-combat game. (That's okay, however, since the game also offers a chance to