Imagine Ben Hur in a galaxy far, far away. Replace the two-wheeled carriage with a futuristic, hovering pod -- now take away the horses and strap two giant afterburner-powered engines to the vehicle. The boost of the two fuselages pulls the carriage forward at speeds in excess of 600mph and a stream of pure energy, called a mag beam or coupler, makes sure that the engines don't fly off in opposite directions. Like its "real," up to 40-foot-long counterparts in the movie, Racer's pods use a three-point dynamics system that will cause the carriage to realistically drift in the air behind its two engines. Unlike the movie, which features 18 opposing racers, Episode I Racer stars more than 21 characters complete with their rides, including three pods based on original design concepts that weren't used in the final film.

Source.

Platform

Nintendo 64

Developer(s)

LucasArts

Publishers(s)

Nintendo

Genres(s)

Racing

NA Release Date

May 19, 1999

JP Release Date

July 21, 1999

EU Release Date

June 1, 1999

ESRB Rating

Everyone

PEGI Rating

PEGI 3

CERO Rating

CERO A

MVGL User Score

7 by 136 user(s)

MVGL Difficulty

2.4000

Composer(s)

John T. Williams, Peter McConnell

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195 User(s)

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