Juiced 2: Hot Import Nights
Juiced 2: Hot Import Nights
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Juiced 2: Hot Import Nights is a racing video game for various platforms. The PlayStation 2, Xbox 360 and Nintendo DS versions were released on September 17, 2007. The PlayStation Portable version was released on October 8, 2007. The PlayStation 3 version was released on October 22, 2007. The Microsoft Windows version was released on November 16, 2007. It is a sequel to the 2005 game Juiced. It was developed by Juice Games and published by THQ. It utilizes more advanced car modification methods in comparison to its predecessor. A demo for the Xbox 360 version was released on Xbox Live Marketplace on July 19, 2007. A second, multiplayer demo appeared on September 14, 2007. Ursula Mayes is on the cover of the game on all platforms. A Wii version was planned but it was cancelled.
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Juiced 2: Hot Import Nights (HIN) va emporter le joueur dans la culture des car-shows. Conduisez les voitures les plus extrêmes dans différents pays. Juiced 2: HIN va vous amener à tester vos limites dans le genre des courses de rue au milieu des DJs, des top-modèles et des stars du rock.
Options révolutionnaires : les dérapages et le style de conduite du joueur, ainsi que le profil du personnage sélectionné, seront sauvegardés en ligne et téléchargeable.
Les développeurs des jeux de course Juice ont révolutionné le jeu de course en ligne donnant aux joueurs la possibilité de créer leur propre voiture, d'assembler leur équipe et de partir à la victoire. Les joueurs pourront également parier en ligne pour déterminer l'importance des courses.
- Une expérience comme dans la vie réelle - Combinez la fièvre de la course automobile avec le style de vie des voitures customisées.
- Courses de dérapages - Peaufinez votre style dans des courses de dérapages.
- L'ADN du pilote - Suivez les habitudes de chaque pilote et créez un profil que chacun pourra télécharger en ligne.
- L'ADN du champion de course - Téléchargez le profil d'une star ou d'un champion et testez vos propres aptitudes avec ces profils.
- Pariez en ligne - Pariez, avec d'autres joueurs, sur le résultat des courses.
- Personnalisation exclusive - Créez votre voiture : 90 voitures, 250 modifications sur chaque modèle "sortie d'usine"; faites le calcul des combinaisons possibles pour personnaliser votre voiture.
- Compétition entre équipes - Prenez des risques et défiez vos adversaires pour gagner leurs voitures... ou perdre la votre. Dominez la compétition en ligne avec vos amis et choisissez votre équipe sur mesure.
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UK dev THQ Digital Warrington closes
The THQ UK development team earmarked for closure - THQ Digital Warrington - will now absolutely definitely be shut down. Develop reports that 36 people will be made redundant immediately. A core team of 10 will remain to launch the studio's last project, Warhammer 40,000: Kill Team, which is due for release on Xbox Live Arcade today. The PSN release didn't happen in Europe or the US this week. THQ Digital Warrington also created Red Faction offshoot Red Faction: Battlegrounds. The studio was once called Juice Games and was responsible for decent street racing series Juiced. THQ acquired the studio and realigned its destiny in 2007 after the release of Juiced 2. THQ Digital Warrington, as it was to be known, was to focus on digital games. But that all went sour after the lacklustre critical and commercial performance of Red Faction: Battlegrounds. The next project after Warhammer 40,000: Kill Team, which took only 10 months to make, may have been a downloadable version of Juiced. That's what a THQ Digital Warrington insider suggested to Eurogamer. The source's gagging order regarding the downloadable Juiced game suggested that THQ still intends to use that project in some way and at some point. From the ashes of THQ Digital Warrington will form three start-up companies - two of which will be game developers: D3T, a three man operation, and another studio the name of which is under wraps while the "t"s are crossed and the "I"s are dotted. Video:
THQ UK closure: an insider's perspective
THQ may have been working on a downloadable version of street racing game Juiced, Eurogamer has discovered. An insider at THQ revealed that "the racing game I cannot mention" was the only project on the development slab. What happens to that now THQ Digital Warrington has been marked for closure we don't know. The insider's gagging order suggests THQ may not bury the racing project. Warrington's other new downloadable game, Warhammer 40K: Kill Team, "was finished last week and is in the submission stage", our source added. "It's a good game and has been made from scratch in only 10 months, which is quite impressive." "We've had several projects cancelled by THQ since Juiced 2." THQ insider Since Juiced 2 in 2007, THQ Digital Warrington has produced only one game - Red Faction: Battlegrounds, which scored a disappointing 5/10 on Eurogamer. But the sparse portfolio wasn't for want of trying. "We've had several projects cancelled by THQ since Juiced 2," the insider revealed, "so we were struggling to find something they were happy with. "It has been a good studio to work for and if we'd been allowed a bit more creative freedom, we could have followed Juiced 2 up with something special." But even Battlegrounds wasn't left alone by THQ. "It was a game that wasn't meant to be attached to the Red Faction brand originally, so we had to shoe-horn that in," the insider said. "That confused people a lot. "With a team of only around eight people, was never going to be great." THQ insider "It was a decent game, but with a team of only around eight people, it was never going to be great." The source said Red Faction: Battlegrounds had, "last I heard", over 30,000 downloads, "which isn't bad at all". The insider believes THQ shut the studio because digital sales were weak. "The market is getting quite saturated and it's harder to stand out now than it was when the likes of Trials HD came out," the source said. And as a dedicated digital content maker, THQ Digital Warrington had nowhere else to turn. Redundancy packages are being sent out and "they seem very reasonable", our source explained. "THQ do a good job of looking after people on the way out." The source expects "everything" to close once the 30-day administration phase comes to an end. What happens next? "Canada is an option and THQ will certainly help everyone find a new job," the source said. Eurogamer wishes the very best of luck to all former THQ Digital Warrington employees. Video: Juiced 2: Hot Import Nights.
THQ shuts Red Faction: Battlegrounds dev
Another THQ studio has bitten the dust - THQ Digital Warrington, known once as Juice Games. Yesterday we heard that Homefront developer Kaos Studios is no more. Homefront 2 will move to THQ Montreal. The THQ Digital Warrington team made Red Faction: Battlegrounds (5/10 - Eurogamer) and were making Warhammer 40K: Kill Team. UK games industry body TIGA blamed tax breaks, which are rubbish here where the Queen lives. "THQ's decision confirms once again that Canada's tax breaks are draining investment and employment away from the UK," commented TIGA boss Richard Wilson. "THQ has made it clear that the UK development workforce is second to none." Juiced, Juice Games' 2005 debut release as an independent outlet, was awarded 6/10 on Eurogamer by then-editor Kristan Reed. Juiced 2, released two years later, also scored 6/10, also from Kristan Reed. Video: Kill Team, THQ Digital Warrington's last project.
