Extreme-G 2 wɔ N64 no so titiriw nea ɛba bere a wofa f-zero, crank no ahoɔhare so kɔ "Dɛn nti na m'anisoadehu no yɛ blurring," na wotow wuram sci-fi akode bi gu mu. Tracks no twitwiw na loop te sɛ nea obi a ohui sɛ zero gravity nkyɛe na ɔyɛɛ no, ne sakre ahorow no —sɛ wubetumi mpo afrɛ wɔn saa a —te nka sɛ ɛkame ayɛ sɛ wontumi nni so. Mfiase no, mekɔɔ so bɔɔ afasu no mu efisɛ biribiara kɔ so ntɛmntɛm saa , nanso sɛ wunya nya nea ɛwɔ hɔ no pɛ a, twe drift a edi mũ a ɛtwa corkscrew dan ho hyia no yɛ nkwaseasɛm a ɛma abotɔyam.

Soundtrack no yɛ pure late-'90s techno, nea ɛma wote nka sɛ woretu mmirika afa neon-drenched cyberpunk kurow mu mpo bere a wowɔ mfiridwuma mu wɔ ahunmu. Na yeah, graphics no yɛɛ nwonwa ma saa bere no, ɛwom sɛ nnansa yi wɔanya saa charmingly blocky N64 look no. Still holds up sɛ wowɔ saa bere no mu basabasayɛ no mu a.

Sɛ wopa nna a na mmirikatu agodie anhaw ne ho wɔ nokwasɛm ho na wopɛ sɛ wode ahoɔhare nwene w’anim kɛkɛ a, eyi yɛ ɔtopae.