Inspector Gadget Racing
Release Date: November 29, 2002
Racing, animated TV series, Nintendo exclusive, multiplayer, singleplayer
A crazy racer, designed mainly for younger users of a portable console. Two separate scenarios to be played. There are also many different routes to choose from.
Inspector Gadget Racing is an exceptionally easy to use racer. This game was created mainly for the youngest users of the portable console. There are several facts in support of this. The game is above all devoid of brutality. The races are also held in a colourful, very diverse environment. Reaching the finish line in the first place does not cause big problems either. In many ways, the race described above resembles such games as Shrek Smash n' Crash Racing. It is also worth mentioning that its production is the responsibility of a company called Bit Computers, which has also developed such games as Asterix & Obelix or The Revenge Of The Smurfs.
Adventure lovers of the Inspector Gadget should be particularly interested in the fact that the actions carried out on the console screen are accompanied by a plot plot. Although he plays a rather symbolic role, it is worth noting his presence. The basic game mode offers two completely different scenarios. The aim of each of them is to win a certain number of races. The main difference, however, lies in the choice of one of the two teams. The first team consists of Inspector Gadget, Penny, Brain and Quimby. The second team is led by Dr. Pazur, who wants to foil the plans of the Inspector and his friends at all costs.
We can use eight different vehicles in the course of the game, but we are not limited to travelling on land. They can be flying machines, futuristic motorboats or submarines. This brings a lot of differentiation to the races. The competition is organized on about twenty basic routes. Some of the objects look quite original. For example, one of the routes is an underwater city. In addition to playing for a single player, there is also a fully fledged multiplayer. Graphically, Inspector Gadget Racing falls well. The races are organized in a partially three-dimensional environment.
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Last updated on August 14, 2015
Inspector Gadget Racing Summary
Platforms:
Game Boy Advance
Developer: Bit Managers
Publisher: Light & Shadow Production
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Inspector Gadget Racing System Requirements
Game Boy Advance
Supports: link-cable additionally (GBA): link-cable