Hankey the Christmas Poo are just some of the various weapons. Chef's Chocolate Salty Balls, the Mexican Staring Frog and Mr.
As with most multiplayer racers, a variety of power-up items are littered about the course. Stan is in his father's hot-rod, Grandpa races a wheelchair equipped with jet rockets, and Officer Barbrady exerts his 'authori-tay' from his police cruiser. There are seven tracks (all set in "real" South Park locales) in the game, and for each track, there are 12 possible modes of play.Įach mode is based on a South Park holiday, such as Christmas or Cow Days, and up to four players can participate.Įach vehicle is specific to the character behind the wheel. Because of a more mission-based objective, players are encouraged to go after each other before crossing the finish line. The focus of the game is more on the interaction between players rather than straight old-fashioned racing. The real question will be "How is this different from any other racing game, mascot-themed or not?" A logical move, considering South Park's current peak in popularity (TV show, feature movie, merchandising) and the fact that mascot racers tend to sell moderately well. And now Acclaim is about to give South Park, one of the hottest (and most controversial) pop-culture licenses, the same treatment with South Park Rally. So has Sonic, Bomberman, Chocobo and Crash Bandicoot (note to Sony, there's still time to rename it "Crash BandiKart").
Perhaps the easiest and most popular spin-off game to produce has been the mascot racer.
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