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+ | |image=[[File:Digimon Racing Boxart02.jpg|center|200px|North American box art for Digimon Racing]] |
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+ | |developer=[[Griptonite Games]] |
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+ | |publisher={{w|Bandai}} |
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+ | |released=('''JA:''') [[April 1]], [[2004]]<br>('''EU:''') [[April 30]], [[2004]]<br>('''NA:''') [[September 13]], [[2004]] |
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+ | |genre={{w|Racing game|Racing}} |
| − | |modes = [[wikipedia:Single player|Single player]], [[wikipedia:Multiplayer|Multiplayer]] |
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| + | |modes={{w|Single player}}, {{w|Multiplayer}} |
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+ | |ratings={{w|ESRB}}: Everyone<br>{{w|PEGI}}: 3+<br>[[CERO]]: All Ages |
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+ | |platforms={{w|Game Boy Advance}} |
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+ | |media={{w|Cartridge (electronics)|Cartridge}} |
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| − | + | '''''Digimon Racing''''' is a kart racer developed by {{w|Griptonite Games}} and published by {{w|Bandai}} in 2004 for the {{w|Game Boy Advance}}. It predominantly features [[Digimon]] from the first season of the {{w|anime}} as playable racers, though characters from the next few seasons also make an appearance. |
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A kart racing grand prix is established in the [[Digital World]], a universe where all data takes on a physical form, and home to all Digimon. Utilizing specially designed vehicles that put all contestants on equal terms, this contest will determine which Digimon is the best racer in the land, while allowing all of their special abilities and techniques. |
A kart racing grand prix is established in the [[Digital World]], a universe where all data takes on a physical form, and home to all Digimon. Utilizing specially designed vehicles that put all contestants on equal terms, this contest will determine which Digimon is the best racer in the land, while allowing all of their special abilities and techniques. |
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+ | [[File:Digimon Racing Screen01.jpg|thumb|right|Screenshot from Digimon Racing featuring [[Kabuterimon]] (left) and [[BurningGreymon]] (right).]] |
| − | While very similar to a traditional kart racer |
+ | While very similar to a traditional kart racer {{w|video game}}, ''Digimon Racing'' utilizes the series' trademark of Digivolving characters into more powerful variations of themselves into gameplay. Each character can digivolve by obtaining a special item, making their abilities much more potent. In addition, several items scattered throughout the various race tracks can help the characters launch offensive attacks against their opponents, hindering their progress. |
In all, there are 15 separate courses (12 racing courses, three boss courses), each with their own layout and hazards, including other Digimon. Three separate play modes: Grand Prix, Cup Mode, and Time Trail, are also available. |
In all, there are 15 separate courses (12 racing courses, three boss courses), each with their own layout and hazards, including other Digimon. Three separate play modes: Grand Prix, Cup Mode, and Time Trail, are also available. |
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| − | === Playable characters === |
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| − | The initial playable characters in ''Digimon Racing'' are comprised of all the principle "rookie" level Digimon from the first season of the [[wikipedia:animated series|animated series]] (or ''Digimon Adventure'' in [[wikipedia:Japan|Japan]]). |
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| − | '''[[Agumon]]''': A short, orange, reptilian Digimon. A well-rounded racer who digivolves into [[Greymon]].<br> |
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| − | '''[[Gabumon]]''': A [[wikipedia:dog|dog]]-like character with a large, single horn. His digivolution is [[Garurumon]].<br> |
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| − | '''[[Biyomon]]''' (''Piyomon'' in the Japanese version): A pink [[wikipedia:bird|bird]] Digimon with an ankle bracelet. Her digivolution is [[Birdramon]].<br> |
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| − | '''[[Palmon]]''': A [[wikipedia:plant|plant]]-like Digimon with a flower on her head and extensible vines for fingers. Her digivolution is [[Togemon]].<br> |
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| − | '''[[Patamon]]''': A small, orange character with bat-like wings for ears. He digivolves into [[Angemon]].<br> |
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| − | '''[[Tentomon]]''': A mechanical [[wikipedia:insect|insect]] Digimon with electric abilities. His digivolution is [[Kabuterimon]].<br> |
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| − | '''[[Gomamon]]''': A small, white, [[wikipedia:pinniped|seal]]-like Digimon with purple spots and red hair. His digivolution is [[Ikkakumon]].<br> |
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| − | '''[[Salamon]]''' (''Plotmon'' in the Japanese version): A Digimon who resembles a small [[puppy]] with a golden ring for a collar. Her digivolution is [[Gatomon]].<br> |
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| − | === Hidden characters === |
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| − | These are characters that are not available initially, but can be unlocked by fulfilling certain requirements. |
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| − | '''[[Veemon]]''' (''V-Mon'' in the Japanese version): A short, blue, reptilian Digimon with a headbutt attack. His digivolution is [[Flamedramon]], and can be unlocked by getting first place in Grand Prix Mode with any character.<br> |
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| − | '''[[Guilmon]]''': A red [[wikipedia:dinosaur|dinosaur]] Digimon with fiery breath. He digivolves into [[Growlmon]] (''Growmon'' in the Japanese version) and can be unlocked by winning Time Trial Mode with any character.<br> |
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| − | '''[[Agunimon]]''' (''Agnimon'' in the Japanese version): A large, humanoid Digimon with [[wikipedia:dragon|dragon]]-like armor. He digivolves into [[BurningGreymon]] (''Vritramon'' in the Japanese version) and can be unlocked by winning Cup Mode with any character. |
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| − | '''[[Omnimon]]''' (''Omegamon'' in the Japanese version): A gigantic hybrid Digimon of [[WarGreymon]] and [[MetalGarurumon]]. He appears as the first boss of the game in the Factory stage. |
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| − | '''[[Diaboromon]]''': A huge virus Digimon with long, flailing limbs and sharp claws. He appears as the second boss of the game in the Digital Space stage. |
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| − | '''[[MaloMyotismon]]''': A massive white vampire-like cyborg Digimon. He appears as the third boss of the game in the Deep Jungle stage. |
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| − | + | File:Digimon Racing Boxart01.jpg|''Digimon Racing''<br>Japan, 2004 |
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| − | + | File:Digimon Racing Boxart03.jpg|''Digimon Racing''<br>Europe, 2004 |
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| − | + | File:Digimon Racing Boxart02.jpg|''Digimon Racing''<br>North America, 2004 |
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| − | == External links == |
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| − | *{{GameFAQs|type=/portable/gbadvance|num=918705|name=''Digimon Racing''}} |
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Revision as of 03:20, 31 August 2015
Digimon Racing is a kart racer developed by Griptonite Games and published by Bandai in 2004 for the Game Boy Advance. It predominantly features Digimon from the first season of the anime as playable racers, though characters from the next few seasons also make an appearance.
Story
A kart racing grand prix is established in the Digital World, a universe where all data takes on a physical form, and home to all Digimon. Utilizing specially designed vehicles that put all contestants on equal terms, this contest will determine which Digimon is the best racer in the land, while allowing all of their special abilities and techniques.
Gameplay
Screenshot from Digimon Racing featuring Kabuterimon (left) and BurningGreymon (right).
While very similar to a traditional kart racer video game, Digimon Racing utilizes the series' trademark of Digivolving characters into more powerful variations of themselves into gameplay. Each character can digivolve by obtaining a special item, making their abilities much more potent. In addition, several items scattered throughout the various race tracks can help the characters launch offensive attacks against their opponents, hindering their progress.
In all, there are 15 separate courses (12 racing courses, three boss courses), each with their own layout and hazards, including other Digimon. Three separate play modes: Grand Prix, Cup Mode, and Time Trail, are also available.
Characters
Packaging artwork
Digimon Racing
Japan, 2004
Japan, 2004
Digimon Racing
Europe, 2004
Europe, 2004
Digimon Racing
North America, 2004
North America, 2004