FlatOut Head On for Sony PSP

Flatout Head On takes the racing games, erm, head on. We've got the interview with the developers of Flatout Head On, as well as exclusive tips for better racing, and the full review. Why go to such extremes? Flatout Head On is one of the best racers you'll see, and it's likely to be dismissed by some as simply Burnout off-road, but it is so much more than that. Read our Flatout Head On coverage to see the whole depth this racer has to offer.

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FlatOut Head On for Sony PSP
It's hard to know where to start with a game like FlatOut Head On. A reviewer far lazier than myself would probably sum it up by saying that it's like Burnout on off-road courses. And, while that statement is true to some extent, there's more than enough depth and quality to FlatOut to make you want to investigate further.

Need proof? Thankfully, that's easy. The variety starts off on the title screen, when you're given the choice of Carnage mode, FlatOut mode, the chance to participate in a single event or one of the multiplayer options. It's baffling at the start, but it soon makes sense, as Carnage mode is made up of individual events (and perfect for the PSP's short and sharp style of play), while FlatOut mode is more in-depth. Here you begin by purchasing a car before entering a career-style mode that rewards your driving prowess with cold, hard cash.

Bored of that? Then why not enter the single events, where you can take part in a Destruction Derby or a range of 12 stunt events that see the driver catapulted through the windscreen in a series of bizarre Track & Field style events.