Baja: Edge of Control HD is the carefully remastered version of the original off-road racer from 2008 for Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3. This truly unique game contains more than 1,000 miles of the toughest terrain Mother Nature has to offer, including the steepest mountains, thickest mud and deepest canyons known to man. Only the HD version features much crisper and more detailed visuals running at super smooth framerates in up to 4K screen resolution. With countless vehicles in eight different classes, including Trophy Trucks, 4x4s and buggies, Baja: Edge of Control HD features a full array of upgradeable options with authentic parts that affect each vehicle's performance. Players will put their off-road machines to the test in near-vertical Hill Climb challenges, head-to-head Open Class races, circuit races and the ultimate off-road endurance challenge: the Baja! Baja: Edge of Control HD contains more than 100 tracks across all landscapes in races that can last up to four hours. The game's vehicle physics deliver unprecedented life-like handling, and a support management system that allows gamers to monitor and repair realistic vehicle damage as fenders fly, tires are blown, suspension is stressed and engines overheat.
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Baja, Baja, Baja, Baja, mushroom, mushroom! What an interesting game. Here, I'm analysing the game based on the current racing game landscape. I never played this back in the day, so I have no nostalgia factor here. PROS: - Reminds me of the Motorstorm days - Some of the best car - environment physics interactions I've seen in a game - Wide variety of vehicles - Upgrading system that isn't too detailed, but is detailed enough to be interesting - Tuning and upgrading that has a meaningful effect on car handling (different people will have preferences, there is no 'best' tuning setup) - Complex parts damage simulation, from the radiator to the oil pan - Can call a helicopter to come repair you on long-distance races - AI that makes mistakes in a believable manner - HD texture work adds a ton of atmosphere - Three hour long race across all the maps in the game combined - Have
For better or for worse, BAJA: Edge of Control feels like a PS2 game in almost every way. It feels dated, but not in a bad way. It just has a very distictive 2000's-era feel to it, if you get what I mean. While it's no Burnout 3 or Midnight Club 3, it's certainly a game that was worthy of an updated PC re-release. The best thing about this game is that it knows what it is, and doesn't try to be anything else. BAJA EoC is strictly a game about dirty offroad racing, be it via traditional circuit racing, hillclimb events that push your vehicle to its limits, or miles-long endurance races across impressively vast stretches of desert. The cars feel pretty good to control; they're a little lighter than you might expect, but they still hit a nice sweet spot between arcade-y and realistic. It's arcade-y enough to be quick and responsive, but realistic enough to the point where it matters how yo
Fantastic mix of arcade racing with sim details. Sort of a thinking man's racer. It's main draw from other racers is the almost openworld nature of the circuits and tracks, circuits spanning 2-4 miles. The average circuit race has your multiple lap head-to-head. 5-8 minute rallies. And my favorite, the 1-4 hour Baja races. Normally that would sound dreadful. But it features a wear&tear damage system. You have to manage how you drive throughout a race. Brake too much and you might wear them out before the end of the race. Clutch kick too often and eventually lose acceleration power. Drive too aggressively with powerslides, high RPM, and lots of jumps and bumps, and your suspension, tires, and engine can each be victim. All the types progressively worsening the performance of your car in different ways. Forcing you to stop to use your limited spare wheels, or call in a chopper for system
BAJA: Edge of Control HD is an Arcade/Simcade style Offroad racer its kinda a little hidden gem but with a few problems: Pros: + 9 open world maps (95 tracks) + 8 race classes + 46 cars (2 arent in career mode for no reason, i dont count the bonus cars) + 4 game modes (track curcuits, rally, open class and hillclimb) + helicopter mechanic is unique to help you during the Rally and Baja stages + bots are fun to race with they also make mistakes + fantastic track design + great soundtrack (simular style to DiRT or Flatout) + Rally stages simular to real rally only no driver with its sign messages + the two bonus cars are a fun little thing to try out + graphics are soild Cons: - the draw distance is kinda odd, lower shadow pop up or trees and gras - Career mode is fun for a while but for example the last two Trophy Truck championships feels a little bit to long - some stages here and the
I rate this game Very, Very Positive. I acknowledge it's lackluster racing wheel support and thanks to previous reviewers' "head's up" I was not at all surprised when my old MS FFB Sidewinder wheel wasn't recognised during controller set up. Howevever, the controller I used (XBox gamepad) worked flawlessly. In fact, I would say the lack of racing wheel support is now a non-issue for Baja:EoC...I don't believe I said that...especially since I HATE the lack of fine control in steering when I use a gamepad. I was able to weave through opponents with precision. Very surprising. Gameplay is exciting and realistic...the AI opponents have a temper and I don't get away with much during a heated race. Multiplayer (split screen) worked without an issue. The black line (bug?) cutting off your upper field of view when in cockpit, as mentioned by another reviewer, is still there, but I switched to an
don't try playing this gem without a controller. if you have a wheel that isn't logitech's newest flagship you're out of luck with the abysmal keybinding
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