Blur Classics (2014)

Blur Classics is a vehicular combat game by Bizarre Creations. In the game, the player takes the role of a new racer looking to make a name in the Blur Competition in 1986. The storyline consists of a racer with their coach, Rhymer, trying to prove the seemingly corrupt Mr. Baldwin of his guilt, who has worked their way into a business magnate behind the scenes.
Blur Classics is an reimagining title to the successful 2010 game, Blur, and was released in September 2014 on PS3, X360, PS4 and XONE. At the end of October 2015 it was gradually released on Android, PS Vita and iOS and in November 2016, Microsoft Windows via Steam and later Epic Games Launcher. Blur Classics features game mechanics similar to 2010's Blur but features classic race cars ranging from the 1940s to the 1980s. According to Chris Davie, the game had a huge "New Wave" feel compared to Blur's "futuristic" feel.
In late May 2023, it was announced that online features of Blur, Blur II, Overdrive, Classics and Heist would be discontinued on July 1st, 2023.
== Tracks ==
=== Amboy ===
* Badlands Traverse
* Route 66
* Oil Pipeline
=== Miami ===
* South Beach
* Biscayne Bay
* Everglades
* Little Havana
* Virginia Key
=== Monument Valley ===
* The West Mesa
* Sandstorm
* Crash Landing
=== Las Vegas ===
* Big Apple Loop
* Flamingo Straits
* Casino Rush
* The Dollar Tour
* Buccaneer Loop
* Blackjack Desert
* Tropicana Tour
* Spring Mountain Turns
* South Strip Loop
* Boulevard Straits
* Long Strip Straits
* MGM Grand-Bellagio Loop
* Mirage Mini
* Vegas Baby
=== New Orleans ===
* French Quarter
* Slums District
* Bayou St. John
* Fairgrounds
* Downtown New Orleans
* Bayou Sauvage
=== New York City ===
* Tribeca Mayhem
* Little Italy Throwback
* Empire State of Mind
* Williamsburg Bridge
* Prospect Park
* College Point Challenge
* The Hamilton Heights
* Welcome Back to Brooklyn
* Bryant Park
* At The Cypress Hills
* NYC Airport Assault
=== Los Angeles ===
* Hollywood Hills
* Santa Monica Pier
* LAX Runway
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=== Baja California ===
== Cars ==
=== Tier E ===
* 1975 Audi 100 Coupe S
* 1963 Austin Mini 1275 S
* 1957 Lotus Elite
* 1966 Chevrolet Impala
* 1969 Alfa Romeo GTAm
* 1965 Chevrolet Corvair
* 1957 Jaguar XK 150
* 1953 Dodge B-Series
* 1955 Aston Martin DB2/4
* 1957 Ford Thunderbird
* 1953 Chevrolet Bel Air
=== Tier D ===
* 1972 Ford Escort RS1600
* 1966 Lotus Europa
* 1973 Toyota Celica 2000 GT Liftback
* 1969 Alfa Romeo GTAm
* 1967 Mercedes-Benz 280 SL
* 1961 Maserati 3500 GTi Coupé
* 1973 BMW 2002 Turbo
* 1965 Aston Martin DB5
* 1970 Dodge Dart Swinger
* 1969 Nissan 240Z
* 1972 Ford Gran Torino
* 1969 Chevrolet Camaro
* 1956 GMC 150 'Blue Chip'
* 1940 Chevrolet Special De Luxe
=== Tier C ===
* 1973 Nissan Skyline 2000 GT-R
== Radio Stations ==
=== Wave 103 ===
Much like the real life new wave genre, Wave 103 assumes an intellectual, pop-art, post-punk nihilistic and technology-loving attitude. It celebrates the advance of digital equipment in music, through idents like "Who needs music with soul? We've got drum machines!" and "Who needs guitars? We've got little computer synthesizer thingies." The station also celebrates new wave's fashion quirks, like that "the boys wear more make up than the girls" and the "sexual ambiguity". 
Songs
* Frankie Goes to Hollywood — "Two Tribes" (1984)
* Sigue Sigue Sputnik — "Love Missile F1-11" (1986)
* Gary Numan — "Cars" (1979)
*The Human League — "(Keep Feeling) Fascination" (1983)
*Blondie — "Atomic" (1979)
*Nena — "99 Luftballons" (1983)
*Kim Wilde — "Kids in America" (1981)
*Tears for Fears — "Pale Shelter" (1983)
*Corey Hart — "Sunglasses at Night" (1983)
*ABC — "Poison Arrow" (1982)
*A Flock of Seagulls — "I Ran (So Far Away)" (1982)
*The Psychedelic Furs — "Love My Way" (1982)
*Animotion — "Obsession" (1984)
*Spandau Ballet — "Gold" (1983)
*Thomas Dolby — "Hyperactive!" (1984)
*Romeo Void — "Never Say Never" (1981)
=== Flash FM ===
Flash FM reflects the general atmosphere of the 1980s. The station's idents and imaging voices claim that "if it is totally tubular, rad or awesome" it plays on Flash. Many of the biggest mainstream pop artists in history are in its playlist.
* Hall and Oates - "Out of Touch" (1984)
* Wang Chung - "Dance Hall Days" (1982)
* Michael Jackson - "Billie Jean" (1983)
* Laura Branigan - "Self Control" (1984)
* Bryan Adams - "Run To You" (1984) 
* Electric Light Orchestra - "Four Little Diamonds" (1983) 
* Yes - "Owner of a Lonely Heart" (1983) 
* "The Buggles - Video Killed the Radio Star" (1979) 
* Aneka - "Japanese Boy" (1981)
* Talk Talk - "Life's What You Make It" (1986) 
* The Outfields - "Your Love" (1985) 
* Joe Jackson - "Steppin Out" (1982) 
* The Fixx - "One Thing Leads to Another" (1983) 
* Lionel Ritchie - "Running with the Night" (1983)