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Board Games Race Master 3D - Car Racing A name that’s seemingly been around since the dawn of time, the Asphalt gaming series just goes from strength to strength with every addition. With a huge range of 142 prestigious cars to choose from, and a breadth of fictional sprints and circuits to participate in, Asphalt Legends can claim to be the mobile equivalent to Xbox’s Forza Motorsport or Play Station’s Gran Turismo.

Take a good look at a car driving alongside yours. Then, along with your friends, create a back story about all the people who were in the car, how they bought the car, where are they going and why. Sometimes your imagination can create a story good enough to make a movie about. 2. Real Racing 3 Crazy Car is an unexpected favorite. You know why it’s crazy? It jumps! It must have the best hydraulics on the market. In this easy to play game, jump your way along the busy street, collecting coins and avoiding incoming traffic.

This is another fun game for film buffs! In this game, one person explains the plot of a film very badly and the other passengers attempt to guess which film it is. For example “A boy befriends a bearded hermit and two gay robots, goes into space, snogs his sister and kills his dad”. Know the answer? Star Wars! Here’s another one — “Bloke punches himself. Encourages others to punch him. Leaves his job. Shaves his head. Bad influence on Meatloaf”. That’s right, it is Fight Club! Feedback from our players 1) Enable Vsync and incur the biggest physical input-to-screen delay possible. IE deal with it for prettier graphics. Triple buffering isn’t going to save you from this. If you think there is no delay here all I have to say is “ignorance is bliss”, it’s perfectly up to you. If your lap times or whatever truly do not suffer by any fractionally tiny margin (or it actually helps you mysteriously so), then I would say that that is astounding and hard to believe, but good for you. You may also be well aware of the lag but prefer the graphics. That’s respectable. The sole upside of Vsync is that there is zero tearing and maximum smoothness/consistency of objects moving across the screen.