This racer doesn't care that it gets lapped in the race, so long as it's the coolest-looking entrant on the course. Read Review
Direct port of Capcom's cel-shaded PlayStation 2 racer. The game features nine tracks in all, eight normal and one hidden, and 69 real-world, licensed vehicles -- presented anime-style thanks to the toon-shading technique. Players can choose from arcade mode, a standard enter and race scenario, garage life, which is the career mode of the game, and VJ and Theater, an arena enabling players to watch, edit and direct race replays of their choice. Cars can be fully customized down to the tires, brakes, suspension, turbine kits, mufflers, transmissions and more with hundreds of parts to choose from. The game is Xbox Live enabled for eight-player races.
New ideas in racing games don't happen too often. So, when Capcom showed off Auto Modellista almost two years ago, the gaming world stood up and took notice. It had a very distinct look, and people hoped it would take the genre to a whole different level. The hype turned out to be just that -- hype -- and the PS2 version received very mixed reviews. Nearly one year after that game's release, Capcom is bringing a slightly modified Auto Modellista to Xbox -- where the competition is tougher and the fans are more demanding. Read More »
Also known as: Auto Modellista US Tuned
Release Region: Japan
Release Date: January 29, 2004
Publisher: Capcom
Also available on: PlayStation 2, GameCube
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