Split/Second (PlayStation 3, Xbox 360, Windows)

Split/Second
Also known as: Split/Second: Velocity (EU), Split/Second: Bichui Sokdo (KR) Developer: Black Rock Studio Publisher: Disney Interactive Studios Platforms: PlayStation 3, Xbox 360, Windows Released in JP: September 9, 2010 (PS3) Released in US: May 18, 2010 Released in EU: May 21, 2010 Released in KR: May 25, 2010 (360), July 22, 2011 (PS3) This game has revisional differences. This game has a prerelease article

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Split/Second is a dangerous racing reality show where the participants can set off various explosive and environment-altering powerplays to try and take down their opponents, or even change the whole racetrack.

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Prerelease Info

Revisional Differences

The Windows version contains various small and unusual changes compared to the console releases.

Menus

• The start screen is missing the "© 2010 Disney" string. The game's logo is also darker.
• The string "v 1." is visible on most menus at the bottom of the screen.

PS3/360	Windows

• The font used to display "YOU WON!" when finishing an event is different.

PS3/360	Windows

• The font is more spaced out for displaying "YOU HAVE WON..." when unlocking a new car and the car name itself, or when qualifying for a bonus event.
• The font used on the button prompts in the lower-right corner is different.

PS3/360	Windows

Gameplay

• Sound effect volume balancing is off - ambient sounds that aren't meant to be heard at full volume - are, and other sounds that are meant to be audible often aren't.
• Several icons fail to render on the screen, even if the game still indicates they should appear. Most notable during the Air Revenge event.

Examples

Cutscenes

To do: Some of the localizations also have strange oddities.

• The pre-rendered portion of the ending cutscene (EndSequence.bik) is different, and feels a lot less polished on Windows.

PS3/360	Windows
Transcript
...The set's supposed to be clear by now! It wasn't supposed to be torn down yet! What's going on? Oh, no. Not them. But... But they got taken off air in '82. Man... They said they'd be back, but... Oh boy. Take it in well.	Son of a... It can't be! Not after all this time! Look, they went off air in '82, I... Oh man, this ain't good. Clear the set! Now! Get down, what'd I tell you?! I-

Regional Differences

The Japanese version doesn't display your account's name. It instead always defaults to showing "Player 1".

International	Japan