Xbox

Carve

Description

Carve is a watercraft racing game, taking the player through many different environments and rough waters. The ultimate goal is to cross the finish line before the competition, but success depends on your ability to pull of stunts and take gambles as well. Featuring a simple trick system, success depends on correct timing of trick use to boost your speed. A buoy miss system allows you to bypass a limited number of buoys as well, adding in another strategic element.

Carve's gameplay modes include quick race, tournament, trick tutorial, system link and Xbox Live.

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The Press Says

GameCell UK	2004	8 out of 10	80
Gaming Target	Mar 25, 2004	7.5 out of 10	75
Xbox World Australia (XWA)	Mar 01, 2004	72 out of 100	72
Game Chronicles	Mar 12, 2004	7.1 out of 10	71
GameSpy	Mar 13, 2004		60
Eurogamer.net (UK)	Apr 29, 2004	6 out of 10	60
DreamStation.cc	Apr 14, 2004	6 out of 10	60
IGN	Mar 04, 2004	5.5 out of 10	55
Jeuxvideo.com	Mar 23, 2004	10 out of 20	50
The Video Game Critic	Jul 16, 2008	C-	42

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Trivia

This game started life in late 2000 when Microsoft commissioned Argonaut to make a jet ski racing title for its upcoming console, the Xbox. Somewhere along the line, around mid-2002, Microsoft's marketing team got cold feet about the project and the financial plug was pulled. Argonaut self-funded the project for a year before Take 2 (Global Star's parent company) picked it up for publishing. It was released in Europe and the US in early 2004.