This was very weierw-lttln. I always get a little biased in my news articles but did a great job of staying nonpartisan in this article. If i write this I probably would have criticized the protesters but you can tell that there is no opinion in this article, just facts. And i did not know the real reason of why the city did not rebuild the statue until i read this article.
I have just stumbled upon a new racing game for smartphones, it's called Real Race: Asphalt Road Racing and it looks nearly like a racing sim with arcade mechanics. Driving through desert dunes and grasslands, avenues and lanes, it is like Need for Speed Carbon or Most Wanted, and as a matter of fact the latest edition, NFS: Rivals. On a scale of 1 to 10 I'd give it a strong 8. Selection of features is nearly mind-boggling, and so is its replayability. Outrunning the leaderboards really entangles you and you're directly drawn in. It trully reminds me of Asphalt Overdrive. Above all it's a good, challenging free game. There are no pursuits with law enforcement, but I suppose it's for the best as multiplayer asphalt feature gives ample opportunity to prove your cool underground drag racing skills. On-screen immense speed gives an illusion of actually being there and racing with top drivers as seen in TV. Adrenaline spikes are not far and few. It has some really state-of-the-art Artificial Inteligence and I've played already nine times in a row or so and it's still appealing and enticing. It is kinda kewl to drive and vanquish other racers on 6 or so tracks. Game feels like race with GT cars like lamborghini or dodge viper.
