Although you can pick up weapons and power-ups on the tracks similar to arcade games, Re-Volt is much more realistic than arcade racers. Each car has its own weight, acceleration, and top speed. The cars are split into two categories (Electric, and Glow) and are then divided between Rookie, Amateur, Advanced, Semi-Pro, and Pro, based mainly on speed. The selection of cars is excellent, boasting cars that are different in more ways than just their looks. And when you get bored of the included tracks, you can dabble with the included track editor to make your own.

There is even a 'stunt arena' that is great for practice, since it requires more and more dexterity to reach each of the twenty pickups that are placed at the top of various jumps, loops, and half-pipes. Most tracks have two different routes built in, and winning any of the four Championships allows you to unlock new tracks and cars and replay the tracks in both reverse and mirror modes. Other tracks allow you to race inside a department store, a famous cruise liner, and a wild west town. My favorite level, 'Toys in the Hood,' has you racing around the streets, avoiding parked cars, taking shortcuts through open doors and across sidewalks. To begin with, the level design in Re-Volt is fantastic, featuring realism rarely seen before in this genre. The game lets you control over 28 Toy-Volt's R/C cars (plus 5 secret ones) and race them on 13 mostly inventive tracks. In the world of toy publishing, few toys can match the speed of Toy-Volt's success with its line of remote-controlled (R/C) cars.Īcclaim brought the fun of R/C racing to Re-Volt, which boasts great gameplay and high replayability despite some AI quirks.

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