Some folks out there may have forgotten about this little gem, but many gamers were surprised when Microsoft released DLC for the game only a week ago. Entitled "City Lights", this new content add 15 new challenges including Las Vegas, London and a remake of the Japan levels seperate from the original called "Japan - Easy" due to many of the players being unable to complete the game's achievements.
One of my great praises about the game was the simplicity but how great the game became addictive. City Lights mixes up the gameplay with different obsticles, much more complex designs and newer ways to get a speedier time.
Although the design of the game can be a tad bit boring, the real appeal are the new concept of the map lay outs. Adding in faster speedways, bumpers, balloons to lift you high into the air and even top hats to shoot through the air. New animations while waiting for the game to begin are entertaining, but with only two of them, they repeat often and frequently and do become more irritating than enjoyable.
The easier Japan levels are still as fun as they were, but to date my times on the harder tracks are much better than the easy version.
And of course, with new content comes new achievements. Many are simple for veteran players but the majorit only ask you play the new locations.
Overall, Doritos Crash Course has had huge success for a free to public title, although we're seeing a brand new DLC for the game, my only hope is for more. Crash Course is a title you won't regret.
Out of 10, I give City Lights DLC an 8/10
Good points
+ New Maps and Japan remake
+ Easy achievements for the hunters
+ Major update to screen and animations
Bad points
- Menu screens now ask for more confirmations
- A one and only...?
City Lights DLC is out now for 160 MSP ($2 - AWESOME)
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