FlatOut: Head On

Empire Interactive has launched a website for the PSP incarnation of FlatOut Ultimate Carnage (X360). The site contains links to reviews, videos, screens, background information and a teaser for a downloadable demo.

Empire Interactive knows about the lack of good demos available for PSP, but hopes the complaints will be silenced when a demo for FlatOut Head On arrives next Friday, February 22."PSP enthusiasts can often be heard talking on forums and blogs about the lack of good demos available for their beloved handheld," said product manager, Sean Walsh. "We wanted to help satisfy that need."The demo, he goes on to reveal, will allow gamers a taste of the

Empire has told Eurogamer that a demo version of FlatOut: Head On will be released on 22nd February. The demo will consist of three levels from the Carnage mode - one Race, one Destruction Derby and one Ragdoll Stunt. You will be able to play these as much as you like, says Empire, but you won't be able to save your progress on the demo or unlock other features.

Empire Interactive has announced the European release date for the handheld debut of the FlatOut franchise, FlatOut: Head On. Europeans can hope to get their hands on the PSP entry into the metal-twisting franchise on March 14th, three days after its US release date of March 11th.

Dec 19, 2007 Two things stand out in the FlatOut series - insane amounts of destruction and the ragdoll minigames, both of which appear to be in full effect on the PSP sequel, FlatOut: Head On. See for

Following on from last week's first screens and handful of details, Empire has today revealed a little more about its forthcoming PSP version of the FlatOut franchise. The pick-up-and-play arcade game promises to take full advantage of the PSP's recently unlocked processing power

Nov 1, 2007 The FlatOut series will be making its debut on a handheld platform next year when FlatOut: Head On is released exclusively for PSP. We were all about the rag doll physics-based stunt games in the Xbox version of the game. You had to launch your driver through the windscreen of your car at high speeds to hit a range of wacky targets - what's not to like about that? These 'rag-doll Olympics' - as they're known among fans - will also be featured in full in the portable version. A