WRC features responsive controls and a robust handling model. If you slog through the early stages in the slow and understeering front-wheel-drive cars, you're rewarded with the powerful and twitchy production rally class and WRC cars that are unlocked later. There are also a huge variety of stages on offer, based on the official locations of the 2010 Championship. Surfaces include tarmac, gravel, mud, sand, and ice. There is a real difference in car handling among road surfaces, with the hardest stages combining different types, making car setup and quick reactions important if you want to be successful. The effects of the different surfaces are impressively conveyed through the sound design, with clear sounds for different tyres running on the variety of surfaces available. Unfortunately, WRC does not include a flashback/rewind feature similar to DiRT 2 and GRID, which makes a perfect performance all the more difficult. Because of this omission and the often-long point-to-point stages, the game can be incredibly frustrating at times. Realism comes at a cost in WRC; one high-speed mistake right at the end of a course can result in the car being wrecked. Rally purists will love this hardcore aspect of the game, but it's a turnoff for casual off-road fans.
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At the start of the Road to WRC career mode, you are asked to name your own team and driver. From here, you enter into tiered events, which start with slower cars and progress to quicker vehicles. Completing a percentage of the events on each tier will unlock the next one. It's a tried-and-tested career path that has become a staple of the driving genre, and it works as well in WRC as in any other racing game. After your first handful of races in the slower front-wheel-drive cars, you unlock new vehicles, which can be bought with credits earned by achieving your team objectives. Again, this is not a wholly original idea, but in WRC, it is backed up by a fairly substantial team editor. You can purchase a variety of different patterns to place on your cars and also choose the colours, selecting a base, as well as primary and secondary colours for the pattern. Successful racing will give you access to new sponsors who offer extra cash and allow you to place their logos on your cars. Unfortunately, while this is a great idea to help you craft an identity for your team, the sponsor logos can only be placed on two predetermined parts of the car and none of the companies are real-world organisations. This really breaks the sense of immersion in the career mode--brands such as "The Daily Carrot Village" really don't sit well in the high-octane world of rallying. The customisation is also devalued by the fact that once you reach the WRC itself, you are forced to join one of the real 2010 teams rather than compete under your own banner.
The cars in WRC are very detailed, featuring a variety of destructible parts and realistic reflections. Bumpers and wings can be damaged, causing them to hang loosely or to be ripped off entirely. In the cockpit camera, if the hood takes enough hits, it will bounce up over jumps obscuring your view, and the windscreen will crack if you hit obstacles. The cars even collect dirt from the tracks, with some surfaces, such as snow and mud, completely covering your vehicle by the end of an event. That said, the damage modeling in the game is wonky--sometimes it takes only the tiniest of bumps to destroy a part, such as the gearbox or suspension, but at other times, cars are be able to hit trees at 90mph and come away without so much as a scratch on the bodywork. The interiors are also not very well modeled. They mostly feature a generic low-resolution dashboard design, with very few differences among the cars. Though the game does offer two different cockpit cameras (one is closer to the windscreen than the other), it doesn't offer anything in the way of dirt buildup or water splashes off the windscreen, which lessens the sense of immersion.
PS Plus Premium, the top tier, packs in all of the benefits of the two memberships below it and throws in extra games from the PS3, PS2, PSP, and PlayStation libraries. It's worth noting that PS3 games will be available via streaming only and the rest of the library can be accessed through a mix of downloading and streaming options.
1. Rename the PS3_Game folder of retail disc [BCUS98298] into "NPUA72074",2. Unpack the demo NPUA72074 then copy only the [eboot.bin] from it then paste into folder [USRDIR] in [NPUA72074] renamed in step 1,3. Edit PARAM.SFO of [NPUA72074] and change Category from DG Disc Game (blu-ray) to HG Harddrive Game then Save,4. Delete LICDIR folder in NPUA72074,5. Download only the v1.01 update for BCUS98298,6. Unpack contents of downloaded v1.01 update then move them to a new folder called "BCUS98298",7. For DTU: Transfer NPUA72074 and BCUS98298 folders into CFW PS3 then DTU to OFW PS3. Done.7. For HAN: Move NPUA72074 and BCUS98298 folders into make-backup-pkg directory then open/run [do.bat]. Install on HAN PS3 with [Enable Debug Packages]. Done.For Han: converted with CFW2OFW Helper v13 the game stucks at a black screen. Feel free to try with PS3GameConvert v0.91.
1. Rename the PS3_Game folder of retail disc [BCUS99134] into "NPUA72074",2. Unpack the demo NPUA72074 then copy only the [eboot.bin] from it then paste into folder [USRDIR] in [NPUA72074] renamed in step 1,3. Edit PARAM.SFO of [NPUA72074] and change Category from DG Disc Game (blu-ray) to HG Harddrive Game then Save,4. Delete LICDIR folder in NPUA72074,5. Unpack contents of downloaded v1.01 update then move them to a new folder called "BCUS98298",6. For DTU: Transfer NPUA72074 and BCUS98298 folders into CFW PS3 then DTU to OFW PS3. Done.6. For HAN: Move NPUA72074 and BCUS98298 folders into make-backup-pkg directory then open/run [do.bat]. Install on HAN PS3 with [Enable Debug Packages]. Done.
1. Rename the PS3_Game folder of retail disc [BCES01123] into "NPEA90127",2. Unpack the demo NPEA90127 then copy only the [eboot.bin] from it then paste into folder [USRDIR] in [NPEA90127] renamed in step 1,3. Edit PARAM.SFO of [NPEA90127] and change Category from DG Disc Game (blu-ray) to HG Harddrive Game then Save,4. Delete LICDIR folder in NPEA90127,5. Download only the v1.01 update for BCES01123,6. Unpack contents of downloaded v1.01 update then move them to a new folder called "BCES01123",7. For DTU: Transfer NPEA90127 and BCES01123 folders into CFW PS3 then DTU to OFW PS3. Done.7. For HAN: Move NPEA90127 and BCES01123 folders into make-backup-pkg directory then open/run [do.bat]. Install on HAN PS3 with [Enable Debug Packages]. Done.
1. Rename the PS3_Game folder of retail disc [BCES01888] into "NPEA90127",2. Unpack the demo NPEA90127 then copy only the [eboot.bin] from it then paste into folder [USRDIR] in [NPEA90127] renamed in step 1,3. Edit PARAM.SFO of [NPEA90127] and change Category from DG Disc Game (blu-ray) to HG Harddrive Game then Save,4. Delete LICDIR folder in NPEA90127,5. Unpack contents of downloaded BCES01888 v1.01 update then move them to a new folder called "BCES01888",6a. For DTU: Transfer NPEA90127 and BCES01888 folders into CFW PS3 then DTU to OFW PS3. Done.6b. For HAN: Move NPEA90127 and BCES01888 folders into make-backup-pkg directory then open/run [do.bat]. Install on HAN PS3 with [Enable Debug Packages]. Done.
1. Download the update 1.06 of the regular US version of Fallout: NV (BLUS30500), 2. Unpack the update PKG and then replace the EBOOT.BIN of the disc game (BLUS30888) folder with the one from the unpacked update PKG, 3. Edit the PARAM.SFO of the disc game (BLUS30888) folder to change its 'Title ID' with the one of the update (in this case write "BLUS30500"), change 'PS3 System' into 4.46, then 'Version' and 'App Ver' into 1.06. Save changes and overwrite, 4. Convert your customized BLUS30888 (PS3_GAME) folder using PS3GameConvert. When asked for a game update, click 'yes' then select the downloaded update 1.06 PKG of Fallout: NV (BLUS30500) regular version, 5. After conversion, use Make PKG or make-backup-pkg tool to make it a PKG and then install on PS3 with Debug Packages enabled in this order: game PKG, patch PKG, LIC PKG. !Ah2kvD0luiUZqWIs3PKRSVA-35nX Note: Click to talk about how it works
1. Download the update 1.06 of the regular EU Spanish version of Fallout: NV (BLES00905), 2. Unpack the update PKG and then replace the EBOOT.BIN of the disc game (BLES01475) folder with the one from the unpacked update PKG, 3. Edit the PARAM.SFO of the disc game (BLES01475) folder to change its 'Title ID' with the one of the update (in this case write "BLES00905"), change 'PS3 System' into 4.46, then 'Version' and 'App Ver' into 1.06. Save changes and overwrite, 4. Convert your customized BLES01475 (PS3_GAME) folder using PS3GameConvert. When asked for a game update, click 'yes' then select the downloaded update 1.06 PKG of Fallout: NV (BLES00905) regular version, 5. After conversion, use Make PKG or make-backup-pkg tool to make it a PKG and then install on PS3 with Debug Packages enabled in this order: game PKG, patch PKG, LIC PKG. Note: Click to talk about how it works
Using PKG maker - folder NPEA00129 needs to be the main full game folder BCES00129 will be patch downloaded and unpacked. Following Russian instructions above BCES00129GAME would change to NPEA00129 for creating a pkg properly in pkg maker.
Get the NPJB-00532 PKG from NPS (it comes in a XML which has the links, open it with a text editor and download the 5 parts, then join the files with IgorWare File Joiner (they must appear in order _00, _01, _02 and so on, do not tick the append to first file box)
Yes, physical PS4 game discs will play on PS5. You'll be able to insert physical PS4 game discs into the PS5 and play them, as well as download digital software you've purchased from the PlayStation Store. Note that you won't be able to use physical game discs on the PS5 Digital Edition (See Also: PS5 Digital Edition vs PS5: What's the Difference?), as it doesn't have a disc drive. 2ff7e9595c
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