PlayStation 2

NASCAR Heat 2002

Description

Race as one of twenty-five drivers at nineteen tracks, in this simulation of the 2001 Winston Cup season. Race head-to-head against your friends, or try to beat the real drivers' ghost cars in Race The Pro. Real racing scenarios are recreated to provide a quick challenge, in Beat the Heat.

The Xbox version differs from the PS2 version: it has all-new track models, textures, and car models. Also, rather than returning to the UI between Practice/Qualify/Race, the player would experience "race day" on a track-side monitor.

Alternate Titles

• "云斯顿热力赛车2002" -- Chinese title (simplified)

Part of the Following Group

• NASCAR licensees

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The Press Says

Gamezilla	Jul 18, 2001	89 out of 100	89
Armchair Empire, The	Aug 05, 2001	8.8 out of 10	88
Game Informer Magazine	Aug, 2001	8.5 out of 10	85
Gaming Age	Oct 04, 2004	B+	83
Game Informer Magazine	Aug, 2001	8 out of 10	80
GamesFirst!	Jul 31, 2001		80
GameSpot	Jul 09, 2001	7.8 out of 10	78
Game Revolution	Jul, 2001	B-	67

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Trivia

NASCAR Heat 2002 (PS2) was Monster Games' first console game, and was one of the first racing simulations for the PS2 in the US market. It is a direct descendant of NASCAR Heat (PC) (2000, Monster Games).

The xbox version remains one of the few xbox games that can play four-player split-screen in link play, with a maximum of 32 players. At 2001's E3 Expo, attendees could play in an eight-player link race between Microsoft's booth and Infogrames' booth.