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A more recent forum entry on the official Gripshift forums, by the administrator (Mario) says,

A more recent forum entry on the official Gripshift forums, by the administrator (Mario) says,

Yes, there is such a thing as a hardcore casual gamer.  Like finishing the first 500 Microsoft Freecell deals.  I'm only 4 deals shy, and the answers can be looked up on the Freecell project if I truly give up.  So far, no hints.  The scary truth is that most Freecell deals are very easy to beat.  The ones that are difficult are the ones where all four of one or two numbers are at the very top (hardest to free up) of the fans.  The odd thing is that unless you decide to play Freecell a lot, you'll never really get the hang of it.

Yes, there is such a thing as a hardcore casual gamer.  Like finishing the first 500 Microsoft Freecell deals.  I'm only 4 deals shy, and the answers can be looked up on the Freecell project if I truly give up.  So far, no hints.  The scary truth is that most Freecell deals are very easy to beat.  The ones that are difficult are the ones where all four of one or two numbers are at the very top (hardest to free up) of the fans.  The odd thing is that unless you decide to play Freecell a lot, you'll never really get the hang of it.

In the previous post, I mentioned uncertainty about a level editor and such.  From the official site, in the forums, posted by the Admin is the following (excerpt from FAQ):

What are the key features of GripShift?

Features of “GripShift” include

In the previous post, I mentioned uncertainty about a level editor and such.  From the official site, in the forums, posted by the Admin is the following (excerpt from FAQ):

What are the key features of GripShift?

Features of “GripShift” include

First off, I own and played GripShift for the PSP.  I love it.  I really like the level editor to build race or challenge tracks.  The original game is very good.  The only thing is that it won't satisfy racing fans.  It's more of a puzzle game, in-fact.

GripShift for the PS3 at the Playstation Shop is nearly identical to the original in gameplay.  I noticed the cars are just slightly easier to handle.  The challenges are ranked correctly, from Beginner to Insane difficulty.  All of the modes are there, almost.

First off, I own and played GripShift for the PSP.  I love it.  I really like the level editor to build race or challenge tracks.  The original game is very good.  The only thing is that it won't satisfy racing fans.  It's more of a puzzle game, in-fact.

GripShift for the PS3 at the Playstation Shop is nearly identical to the original in gameplay.  I noticed the cars are just slightly easier to handle.  The challenges are ranked correctly, from Beginner to Insane difficulty.  All of the modes are there, almost.