Empire Interactive announced today that the official website for FlatOut: Ultimate Carnage has gone live. The game will be available on store shelves on October 2, 2007. Crash, Bash, and Burn Some Rubber on the Official FlatOut: Ultimate Carnage Website Now Live at www.flatoutuc.com
Price: Free Availability: Canada and the U.S. Dash Text: [ESRB: T (TEEN) MILD LYRICS, VIOLENCE] You want it fast - you got it. You want destruction - you got it. Experience the bone crunching action of FlatOut. Soak up the pressure of 12 competitive drivers trying to take each other off the track. Feel the pleasure and the pain of the explosive Frag derbies. Take destruction to the next level. Size: 751.67 MB
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Flatout: Ultimate Carnage is the next game in the Flatout franchise and is an exclusive for the Xbox 360. There are 45 achievements worth 1000 points Out of the 45 achievements, 2 are secret
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After speaking to Flatout; Ultimate Carnage producer Danny Rawles, Pro-G learned that the Xbox LIVE Marketplace demo of the game will be available by the end of this month. I can confirm the demo will be out before the game launches, explained Rawles, who also suggested that while the downloadable sample's contents have yet to be confirmed, they are likely to include a selection of most elements of the game.
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A brief description of the game's basic features, as follows: Some of the many brand new design and gameplay components featured in FlatOut Ultimate Carnage include 12 cars racing on screen up from eight in FlatOut 2, five all-new single player and two all-new multiplayer game modes over Xbox Live, over 8,000 dynamic objects per track up from 5,000 in FlatOut 2, widescreen High Definition resolution (720p), dynamic lighting and shadowing all with proper real-time environment mapping on all vehicles, downloadable content via Xbox Live, and 20,000 polygons per car up from 7,500 in the previous generation.
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