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The Dukes of Hazzard II: Daisy Dukes It Out
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Player's Review
The Dukes of Hazzard II: Daisy Dukes it Out is a racing video game developed by Sinister Games and published by SouthPeak Interactive for the PlayStation in 2000.
It features an improved racing game engine and again is voiced b actors from the original series. The gfx are improved, but not by much. The fmv quality is largely the same as the previous game. The credit sequence is a little shorter this time. The game map is split it 6 or 7 sections but you spend most of the game on the same 2 or 3.
I play the game on normal since I didn't feel like dragging the game out worrying about car damage all the time. The cpu cars were still annoying with wacky physics that would usually send my car spinning while they get away. Gone are the annoying time trials and pullover races (apart from the final round). The game is mostly chasing and keeping with in range with the odd timed race that offers loads of time and time collectables.
It features an improved racing game engine and again is voiced b actors from the original series. The gfx are improved, but not by much. The fmv quality is largely the same as the previous game. The credit sequence is a little shorter this time. The game map is split it 6 or 7 sections but you spend most of the game on the same 2 or 3.
I play the game on normal since I didn't feel like dragging the game out worrying about car damage all the time. The cpu cars were still annoying with wacky physics that would usually send my car spinning while they get away. Gone are the annoying time trials and pullover races (apart from the final round). The game is mostly chasing and keeping with in range with the odd timed race that offers loads of time and time collectables.
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