In Stunt GP, you control one of 16 different remote-controlled cars. The cars are divided in three categories: Wild-Wheels, Speed Demons and Aeroblaster, each with it's unique driving feel. The cars can be tuned up with many different tuning parts, like better batteries, tires, suspension etc. - a total of 1000 different combinations.

You race on 24 original, colorful tracks with tons of bridges, ramps and loopings. You can perform absolutely breathtaking stunts on these tracks, but you need to be careful about the battery - if the car runs out of power, the race is probably over very soon. In each track you can recharge your car's battery by driving through a tunnel above the start/finish line.

Of course, it's possible to play multiplayer. No network support is included, so multiplayer gaming stages on one PC in split screen mode.

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Alternate Titles

"StuntGP" -- PS2 version official title

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Power Unlimited	Jun, 2001	77 out of 100	77
GameSpot (Belgium/Netherlands)	Mar 28, 2001	75 out of 100	75
GameStar (Germany)	Jul, 2001	72 out of 100	72
Gamers Europe	Mar 25, 2002	7 out of 10	70
Eurogamer.net (UK)	Apr 17, 2001	7 out of 10	70
Jeuxvideo.com	Jul 24, 2001	13 out of 20	65

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Trivia

Stunt GP has had quite an difficult development. While it was to be published by Hasbro originally, the company was acquired by Infogrames, who chose to dump the title. It was finally published after a 6-month delay by EON for the PC, and Titus for the Dreamcast.

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This entry was contributed by Cochonou