Hot Wheels: Turbo Racing
Hot Wheels: Turbo Racing is an arcade-style racing game featuring the iconic die-cast toy cars. Players race on fantastical tracks with loops, jumps, and turbo boosts, capturing the essence of Hot Wheels toy racing.
Platform
nintendo 64
Year
1999
Genre
Racing
Developer
Stormfront Studios
Controls
About This Game
Features 20 officially licensed Hot Wheels vehicles including classics like Twin Mill and Bone Shaker, each with unique stats and turbo abilities.
Innovative track designs incorporate gravity-defying loops, corkscrews, and massive jumps true to the Hot Wheels brand.
Includes four-player split-screen multiplayer, stunt modes, and secret shortcuts for competitive racing action.
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