Tour De France: LE GAME
Posted: Tue Jul 27, 2004 6:02 pm
DDR not helping you shed those extra pounds? Seems like there is no videogame out there that will help you shed that fat? Fear not, because EA Sports proudly presents: Tour De France: LE GAME.
All 2,125 miles and 170 riders are digitized to breathtaking realism. Every square foot remastered for the total cycling experience, from every bend in the Pyrenees Mountains, every infected cow in the Belgian countryside to every annoying Frenchman jumping out in front of you waving their flag and narrowly avoiding getting nutted by the handlebars, it's all here.
Hook up your exercise bike and pedal your way to glory in all 20 stages. And for total realism, there is no save points in the middle of stages! Have fun battling the vicious AI, or even your friends, on the average of 110 miles each stage offers.
Don't have a exercise bike? You can still play, and give your fingers and forearms an awesome workout. Just quickly tap R2 and L2 in order repeatedly to pedal. Be careful and don't mess up the order of your button pressing though, tap one of the buttons twice in a row, and you blow a tire and go barreling off a cliff!
Who is going to last longer, your patience for this game, or your legs?
[ July 27, 2004, 06:12 PM: Message edited by: ShyGuy727 ]
All 2,125 miles and 170 riders are digitized to breathtaking realism. Every square foot remastered for the total cycling experience, from every bend in the Pyrenees Mountains, every infected cow in the Belgian countryside to every annoying Frenchman jumping out in front of you waving their flag and narrowly avoiding getting nutted by the handlebars, it's all here.
Hook up your exercise bike and pedal your way to glory in all 20 stages. And for total realism, there is no save points in the middle of stages! Have fun battling the vicious AI, or even your friends, on the average of 110 miles each stage offers.
Don't have a exercise bike? You can still play, and give your fingers and forearms an awesome workout. Just quickly tap R2 and L2 in order repeatedly to pedal. Be careful and don't mess up the order of your button pressing though, tap one of the buttons twice in a row, and you blow a tire and go barreling off a cliff!
Who is going to last longer, your patience for this game, or your legs?
[ July 27, 2004, 06:12 PM: Message edited by: ShyGuy727 ]