FlatOut 2 wins two “Best Racing Game of the Year” awards

FlatOut 2, the sequel the destruction racer FlatOut, is a double winner with its critical and commercial success in 2006. Within just three months, FlatOut 2 sold 500,000 copies worldwide. But it didn’t just  take gamers by storm. Critics went gaga over it.

It picked up IGN.com’s “Best PS2 Racing Game of 2006.” Proof that it was no fluke, it also bagged G4 TV channelÂ’s X-Play award for “Best Racing Game of 2006”.

Official Xbox Magazine says it is “one of the most entertaining and boisterous racing games around.” Not to be outdone, Official PlayStation 2 Magazine gushed that “FlatOut 2 is brilliantly chaotic, relentlessly quick and rammed with gaming modes to keep you at it.”

FlatOut 2 by Bugbear Entertainment is hailed as the most action-packed destruction racing experience on the PC, PS2 and Xbox.  Its success is credited to BugbearÂ’s proprietary physics engine capable of delivering over 5,000 fully destructible objects on every track.

FlatOut 2, the sequel the destruction racer FlatOut, is a double winner with its critical and commercial success in 2006. Within just three months, FlatOut 2 sold 500,000 copies worldwide. But it didn’t just  take gamers by storm. Critics went gaga over it.

It picked up IGN.com’s “Best PS2 Racing Game of 2006.” Proof that it was no fluke, it also bagged G4 TV channelÂ’s X-Play award for “Best Racing Game of 2006”.

Official Xbox Magazine says it is “one of the most entertaining and boisterous racing games around.” Not to be outdone, Official PlayStation 2 Magazine gushed that “FlatOut 2 is brilliantly chaotic, relentlessly quick and rammed with gaming modes to keep you at it.”

FlatOut 2 by Bugbear Entertainment is hailed as the most action-packed destruction racing experience on the PC, PS2 and Xbox.  Its success is credited to BugbearÂ’s proprietary physics engine capable of delivering over 5,000 fully destructible objects on every track.