When I initially played it when I first got it, it didn't really seem like much to me. Then again, I was on a game sale binge at the time, and this caught my interest in the past. Playing much, much, later, I learned that it's actually an interesting trip-fest of a game. Once you get used to the controls, it's actually pretty fun. Sorta Wipeout-ish, considering the environments and combat-racer type of game that it is. Tracks are seemingly short, and in some tracks, you can't really tell where you're going until you crash into an invisible wall, and see a decent hint on the horizon where they had in mind for you to go to (turned too early a few times, and other times too late, or in the wrong direction, despite guidance arrows; some places are strange with their design). But once you get a good enough idea of how the game is, and the quirks of some of the tracks, it is a pretty fun game to race through once in awhile. Some parts kinda remind me of Star Wars Pod Racer; speeds of races included.

When I initially played it when I first got it, it didn't really seem like much to me. Then again, I was on a game sale binge at the time, and this caught my interest in the past. Playing much, much, later, I learned that it's actually an interesting trip-fest of a game. Once you get used to the controls, it's actually pretty fun. Sorta Wipeout-ish, considering the environments and combat-racer type of game that it is. Tracks are seemingly short, and in some tracks, you can't really tell where you're going until you crash into an invisible wall, and see a decent hint on the horizon where they had in mind for you to go to (turned too early a few times, and other times too late, or in the wrong direction, despite guidance arrows; some places are strange with their design). But once you get a good enough idea of how the game is, and the quirks of some of the tracks, it is a pretty fun game to race through once in awhile. Some parts kinda remind me of Star Wars Pod Racer; speeds of races included.