Juiced

Publisher: THQ

Platform: PS2

Category: Racing

Rating Info

Release Date: 17/06/2005

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Number of Players: 1-2

Juiced Description

In the fictitious and car-obsessed world of Angel City, nothing makes you more of a joke than being an inexperienced 'rookie', who neither has his own ride, nor has the modding and racing skills that should attend ownership of said vehicle. Well, that's exactly who you are, a wheel-less nobody in a world where bhp, rims, wings and 'Respect' are all that matters. Start from scratch in the latest car-maxing simulator from THQ. Work your way up from being a lowly loser to being not only a great and respected driver, but the leader of a whole team of respected racers. Collect and customise over 50 real world cars with mods based on genuine available products from top tuning companies. The game boasts a staggering 7.5 trillion customisation variations, and you can enter races and bet an amount that reflects your confidence that you will win. Or, if your feeling really flashy, bet the 'pink slip', which means, if you haven't seen The Fast and the Furious, that you are gambling with the ownership of your beloved car. Once you've garnered the respect that you deserve, you can recruit a crew and take on other crews in team races. Control the movements of your team with commands to ensure your gang's victory. The game also features a full online mode, where you can race against up to six players, and bring your crew with you to back you up. This is where it gets really serious, you can race for a place on the world leaderboard, show off your cars, compete for (pretend!) money or, if you're really serious, for your precious pink slip. Yes indeed, Juiced takes the car modding scene to the next level with the most developed online racing system yet.

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Reviewed by: dude2892	Date: 08/02/2005	Rating:
Not what i expected from a game that was so worked up to be brilliant. This is no offence to the swapgame team but i played it for a few hours and went down the post office about 4 in the afternoon and sent it back on the same day i got it. the graphics of the game arent brilliant even though its new out. Need for speed underground 2 (nfsu2) is much better and you should consider this game(nfsu2) instead of juiced Not what i expected from THQ

Reviewed by: forwardsbigmark	Date: 11/02/2005	Rating:
I hated this game from the moment i got it. When i raced they seem to always be able to smash you out of the way on the last lap. I always felt that the game was in charge The stranges upgrading i have ever seen do change the turbo then find out that the turbo makes the car to powerful but there cars always manager to be 1 bhp below the upper limit. I have to agree with the last review Need for speed is a lot better game. Boring Boring Boring.

Reviewed by: oli818	Date: 29/11/2005	Rating:
i dont think this game is good because i love racing games and i never seemed to win races on this one . because every time i got to the end they crashed in to me. oli

Features

More than 50 licensed vehicles, including Toyota, Honda, Dodge, Ford, Mazda Mitsubishi, Pontiac, Fiat, Renault, Subaru and Chevrolet;
Unique blending of simulation and the high-octane appeal of arcade-style racing;
Ability to build custom racing crews that work together as a team to win races;
Authentic car physics and damage;
Online head-to-head play on all platforms.

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