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Motorstorm Apocalpse - Opening Video - HD

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Channel: PlatanoGames · 2012 · Gaming

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MotorStorm: Apocalypse (MotorStorm 3 in Japan) is the fourth MotorStorm game, released on 16 March 2011 in Europe and on 3 May in North America, due to a delay following the 2011 Japan earthquake. On June 2011, the game's release in Japan was cancelled for unknown reasons. It is the third game of the series to appear on the PlayStation 3. Apocalypse is the first MotorStorm game set in an urban environment as opposed to natural settings, taking place in a decaying city suffering the aftermath of a natural disaster, known as The City. Competitors are challenged to race through these ruins while avoiding collapsed buildings, explosions, and tremors that will actively and visually redefine the routes mid-race. The opponents, along with the player, will need to be wary of the two warring "factions" as bystanders will present a hazard for the first time in the series. Survivors (or Crazies) are seen wandering around the city, scavenging items and starting fights against each other, even throwing rocks or molotov cocktails. Stragglers (also known as Dusklite), however, will attempt to hijack vehicles from opponents, including the player, and that they are armed with weapons that will attempt to shoot down opponents, along with the player. The game also adds five new vehicle classes, such as the Superbikes, Supercars, Superminis, muscle cars and choppers, whereas vehicles from the original MotorStorm series range from the MX Motocross bike to the Monster Truck, which has appeared in MotorStorm: Pacific Rift.

Like MotorStorm: Arctic Edge, players can outfit their vehicles with a wide array of parts, sponsor stickers, vinyls, etc. Some of the parts must be unlocked by progressing through certain tasks during online, such as wrecking other players, drifting, and gaining air distance. Players can also equip perks for online races, for the first time in the series.

The Festival Mode contains a story about each of the three racers of the two-day festival event, such as Mash, Tyler, and Big Dog. At the last story, involving Big Dog, he lures the Dusklite helicopter away from the carrier as it makes an escape, after failing to shoot it down with his flare gun, and then sacrifices his life by taking down the Dusklite helicopter.

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