This is a brand new copy. The pictures are pulled from the web. Recent pictures provided upon request.
Rumble Racing is an arcade-style racing game developed and published by Electronic Arts, released in 2001 for the PlayStation 2. The game is set in a variety of racing environments, featuring 15 unique tracks with shortcuts, power-ups, and stunt opportunities. Players can choose from 35 vehicles, each with customizable paint jobs, and engage in various game modes including single race, championship, stunt mode, showdown race, and multiplayer.
The gameplay involves high-speed racing, multi-car pile-ups, and the use of 'Tricks' to gain speed boosts. These tricks are essential for completing harder missions and adding a layer of complexity to the racing experience. The game also features aggressive AI opponents who know every shortcut and how to use items effectively, making the game challenging even on the lowest difficulty level.
While the game received mixed reviews, with criticisms on its graphics and the limited depth of its stunt mode compared to other games like San Francisco Rush 2049, it still offers a fun and challenging racing experience. However, there are no notable review scores or awards to highlight. Rumble Racing remains a nostalgic title for some, but its current popularity and demand are relatively low compared to other racing games of its era.
The game's historical significance lies in its contribution to the arcade racing genre, particularly with its emphasis on tricks and aggressive AI, making it a memorable experience for players who enjoyed it back in 2001.
This is a brand new copy. The pictures are pulled from the web. Recent pictures provided upon request.
