Blur

Blur
Also known as: Blur Racerz (JP) Developer: Bizarre Creations Publishers: Activision, Square Enix (JP) Platforms: Windows, Xbox 360, PlayStation 3 Released in US: May 25, 2010 Released in EU: May 28, 2010 Released in AU: May 26, 2010 Released in KR: July 8, 2010 This game has unused text. This game has debugging material. This game has regional differences. This game has a prototype article

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Blur is pretty much Project Gotham Racing with Mario Kart gameplay. It's also the last racing game developed by Bizarre Creations before their closure in February 2011.

To do: There's more cut content, including the cut location icons and cutscenes that were found in a debug build.

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Prototype Info

Cut Cars

In vehicles.loc is mentions of various boss cars, a few stock cars, livery cars, and a cut car.

Vehicle Names
No1's Monaro VXR (Drift)	Morrisey's F-100 (Off-Road)	Weaving's Camaro SS (Drag)	Weaving's 350Z (Drift)
Laraya's FR-100	Talon's Ford GT	Natalya's R8 4.2 FSI quattro	Khan's Viper ACR
Odalis' Viper GTSR	Casimiro's CCX-R	Beetle (Livery)	Scirocco 24 (Livery)
Challenger SRT8 (Livery)	Navara	Bobby's F-150 SVT Raptor R (Off-Road)	Drayke's FR-100
Astra Extreme (Physics Test)	Mustang Dirt	Ford GT (Livery)	Challenger SRT8 (Livery)
No1's Concept 1 Series tii (Race)	Drayke's X5 xDrive48i M Sport	Carver's Challenger SRT8 (Tuner)	Shannon's Scirocco 24
M3 E92	R230 F1 Team R26 (Livery)	Laraya's Beetle (Rat)	Khan's R8 4.2 FSI quattro
Maaz's Focus RS (Race)	Morrisey's Astra Extreme	Nemesis (Physics Test)	Tsubasa's Monaro VXR (Drift)
Supra (Livery)	Rhymer's C3 (Race)	Laraya's Scirocco 24	Bobby's Mustang GT-R Concept
Carver's Challenger SRT8	C3	Shannon's F-150 SVT Raptor R (Off-Road)	Rhymer's C3 (Rat)
Bobby's Nemesis	Isabella's R8 4.2 FSI quattro	GT-R GT500

There's also mentions of two other cut vehicles in multiplayer.loc: "Aston Martin V12 Vantage RS" and "BMW M3 (E92)". There's also a logo in the game for "Aston Martin" even though there's no Aston Martin cars in the game other than their data.

Removed Songs

"Lost Weekend" by The Qemists and "Freak Me" by Hexstatic were cut from the final game for unknown reasons. The only remains of these songs are mentioned in the Xbox 360 Multiplayer Demo files.

Debug Menu

To do: There's probably more debugging content than just the debug menu.

The debug menu can be enabled in the game by editing the executable and changing "Test.Automation.Master" to "Test.Automation.Debug". The debug menu allows you to select tracks, laps, split screen options, and more. In order to select your car and enemies, you press the Right Trigger to load it up and use Left Trigger go back to the debug menu track. Pressing Left Trigger in menu triggers a menu with pre-selected races and cars.

Regional Differences

The game is known as Blur Racerz in Japan.

International	Japanese