Playstation 2 games  

In Suzuki Super-bikes, you can choose from 40 licensed and sponsored super bikes and super sidecars, and then race through the environments of 27 racing circuits, in standard or race-tuned classes, to win one of six championships. Complete all objectives to unlock bonus content including new tracks, bikes, and upgrades, and then show off your ...

Sporting a brand new graphics and gameplay engine, NASCAR 2001 for the PS2 offers high-resolution graphics, real-life physics, realistic damage and individual driver AI for all computer-controlled cars. Over 30 top drivers and their cars, including Jeff Gordon, Dale Earnhardt and Bobby Labonte, are along for the ride, with 13 official tracks that can be ...

The game series that began as Re-Volt has come to the *, bringing remote-controlled action and mayhem to the next-generation system. While most racing games seek to bring the realistic feel of driving an actual car into the virtual world, RC Revenge Pro tries to capture the whimsy of RC racing. RC Revenge Pro...

Ubi Soft hits the track with F1 Racing Championship, the first F1-style racing game for the *. There's an arcade mode for those who like it fast and furious, and a simulation mode for players who want to closely replicate what it's like to drive a Formula One car. Two players can also compete...

Released as a launch title for the *, Ridge Racer V brings the successful racing series to the 128-bit realm. Building upon R4: Ridge Racer Type 4, this fifth release features graphical and aural enhancements, taking advantage of Sony's next-generation technology. It also makes full use of the Dual Shock 2's analog controls with...

Rev it up and slam it in your *. Rock N'Roll Racing lets you crank up the volume and mash down on the pedal. With fast cars, loud music and hardcore weapons, this ain't no race for Sunday drivers. With music and engines scream'n, you pick your car, driver and weapons, then slam it...

Wild Wild Racing boasts a realistic, off-road physics engine and a wealth of gameplay modes. Novice, Amateur and Pro Championship modes are available, as are the standard Single Race and Time Attack modes. But the Time Attack mode itself is divided into uphill, downhill and linear racing. Additionally, the Challenge mode provides the player with ...

A mission-based racer from Kemco, Top Gear Dare Devil boasts 27 missions spanning four cities across the globe -- London, Rome, San Francisco, and Tokyo. As a member of an international renegade racing club, the objective of the single-player adventure is to collect a set number of coins, known as Dare Devil Tokens, and then ...

As you can see from the screens, Midnight Club offers up detailed and realistic 3D city maps, that are said to be fully recreated down to the last minute details. Expect all of the major landmarks to be represented (from the Empire Stat Building in New York to Picadilly Circus in London), as well as ...

Stunt GP is an exhilarating single or multi-player racing game set in the world of high speed, radio-controlled stunt cars. Accelerate, skid, jump, and burn your way around loops, ramps, corkscrews, spirals, and other obstacles while battling with opponents for victory. Stunt GP is a combination of stunt driving, racing and radio controlled cars. None ...

Players choose from a dozen All-Terrain Vehicles and three motorbikes, all from real-world names like Honda, Yamaha, and Kawasaki. Once the vehicle selection is made a trip to the garage is in order, where ATV's and bikes can be tweaked and customized to better match specific driving styles. Then it's time to crank up the ...

Driving Emotion Type-S is a driving simulation featuring real-life automobiles and cinematic graphics. Car choices range from the relatively pedestrian Honda Civic to more high performance machines like the Porsche 911 or the Ferrari F50. Players race on realistic models of actual tracks. The game is produced by Square, the company famous for their hugely ...

Tokyo Xtreme Racer Zero has players racing the highways of Tokyo to become king of the midnight road. As developer Genki's third entry in the underground world of Japanese street racing, Xtreme Racer Zero makes its * debut by utilizing the extra power offered by the system in an attempt to improve the gameplay...

4x4 EVO offers players the chance to race customizable off-road vehicles through sixteen different tracks designed to offer new and unique challenges, each with its own music score. Use prize money to purchase a higher performance exhaust system, improved suspension, or special off-road racing tires. After the race, view a full replay of all the ...

The second NASCAR game on the PS2 features 25 professional drivers as they compete in a full 2001 NASCAR Winston Cup Season. A total of 19 authentic tracks are available, including Daytona International Speedway and Watkins Glen, to race in five modes of play: Beat the Heat, Race the Pro, Single Race, Championship, and Head-to-Head. ...

Lotus Challenge employs a realistic driving model simulation but with driving aids to allow you to slowly learn how to use the model fully. The main design innovation is using a comprehensive physics-based driving model and challenging you to use this not only for racing, but also for achieving the most impressive stunts possible. This ...

Sony's award-winning racing series makes its debut on the * with Gran Turismo 3 A-Spec. Taking the driving engine and interface of the 1998 PlayStation original, the game offers enhanced visuals using the system's 128-bit processing power. With over 150 cars available from actual car companies, some of which include Ford, Fiat, Audi, BMW...

CART Fury pushes racing to the limits with over-the-top physics stunning effects and car-shredding high adrenaline wrecks. Officially licensed by Championship Auto Racing Teams CART Fury features 15 world-champion drivers--including Andretti Fittipaldi and Vasser--all fighting to the finish on tracks from around the world. With real sponsors and photo-realistic scenery based on actual track locations ...

Rumble Racing brings fast arcade-style driving to the *, complete with high-resolution graphics, a wide variety of vehicles and tracks, and a healthy sense of humor. This title is something of a sequel to EA SPORTS' NASCAR Rumble and, though it does not feature the real-life drivers and licenses of that 2000 release, it...

Crazy Taxi was an arcade hit in 1999 and the 2000 Dreamcast port became one of the most universally popular titles on the system. The outrageous driving action now comes to the * with this 2001 release, complete with all the quirky drivers, caricatured customers, twisting city streets, challenging traffic patterns, cartoon-styled physics, and shameless product placement that brought success to earlier versions of the title. Players take the role of one of four San Francisco cabbies, each with different skills and...

A port of Sega's 2000 coin-op title, 18-Wheeler for PS2 has players hauling cargo across four separate routes while competing against a rival trucker. The four routes consist of New York to Key West, St. Petersburg to Dallas, Dallas to Las Vegas, and Las Vegas to San Francisco. Players race from a view inside the cab of their chosen 18-wheeler, each rated in speed, torque, and toughness, and must reach a series of checkpoints within a time limit to keep on trucking. Points are earned based on three conditions: the time it takes to reach the finish line, the amount of cargo left intact after hitting objects, and whether or not players finished ahead of their rival. Completing the route before the competition unlocks one of three mini-games where players are challenged to park in specially designated areas within a certain amount of time. Finishing the objective reveals a horn, muffler, or engine to boost an 18-wheeler's performance. As in the arcade game, each course features branching paths and fantasy elements such as a swirling tornado making its way across the highway. Other game modes include Parking Mode, Score Attack, and Versus Mode. Parking offers a series of five additional parking challenges, Score Attack involves racing on four three-lap tracks for points, while Versus is a two-player competition on a split screen. A total of five difficulty levels are available to customize the challenge.