Motor Toon Grand Prix
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Motor Toon Grand Prix
(1996 on
PlayStation, 2008 on
PSP,
PlayStation 3)
Description
If you've ever wanted to burn some cartoon rubber, now's your chance. Motor Toon GP is a slightly odd-ball racing game.
The tracks are quite innovative as well - with features such as giant loops going into and out of the sky, allowing the player to peer around and check on opponents behind and ahead. The game is filled with typical cartoon-style weapons, and cars can do that cartoon-like bends as they swerve from side to side.
The game has a 2 Player mode via link cable.
Spellings
- モータートゥーン・グランプリ - Japanese spelling
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Average score: 73% (based on 4 ratings)
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Trivia
This game was never released for the PlayStation in the US. The Motor Toon GP available in the US is actually the sequel.
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Game added by //dbz:.
Additional contributors: Martin Smith, Ms. Tea.
Game added June 12, 2003. Last modified August 18, 2024.