Looney Tunes Wiki
Register
No edit summary
Line 1: Line 1:
 
{{unreferenced|February 2017|Information on the article}}
 
{{unreferenced|February 2017|Information on the article}}
[[File:Looney Tunes Racing.jpg|thumb|300px|right]]
+
[[File:Gbc_looney_tunes_racing_p_xmin8q.jpg|thumb]]
  +
'''Looney Tunes Racing''' is a kart racing game released in November [[2000]] for the [[PlayStation]] and [[Game Boy Color]] consoles.{{Citation needed}}It was published by [[Infogrames Entertainment, SA]], and was rated 'E' for Everyone by the ESRB.{{Citation needed}}
+
'''Looney Tunes Racing''' is a kart racing game released in November [[2000]] for the [[PlayStation]] and [[Game Boy Color]] consoles.
  +
  +
{{Citation needed}}
  +
It was published by [[Infogrames Entertainment, SA]], and was rated 'E' for Everyone by the ESRB.
  +
  +
{{Citation needed}}
   
 
==Gameplay==
 
==Gameplay==
Line 8: Line 14:
 
The available weapons are slightly unusual for the genre — instead of random pickups as in most games, racers collect tokens which are used to charge various weapons. Six levels are available, and only the topmost level may be activated.
 
The available weapons are slightly unusual for the genre — instead of random pickups as in most games, racers collect tokens which are used to charge various weapons. Six levels are available, and only the topmost level may be activated.
   
Also available are environmental hazards, triggered by driving through an 'ACME gag-activation arch', generally aimed further ahead on the track.
+
Also available are environmental hazards, triggered by driving through an 'ACME gag-activation arch', generally aimed further ahead on the track.
   
 
===Game modes===
 
===Game modes===
Line 110: Line 116:
 
* Matador Arena
 
* Matador Arena
 
* Glacial Arena
 
* Glacial Arena
 
 
 
[[Category:Video games]]
 
[[Category:Video games]]
 
[[Category:Looney Tunes Games]]
 
[[Category:Looney Tunes Games]]

Revision as of 10:01, 17 September 2020

Stamped on February 2017. This article or section does not cite any sources. Please add reliable citations to help verify the article's content.
Do not use Wikipedia or any other wikis as a source. Unsourced info can be questioned and may be removed without notice.

Do not remove this template until all conditions have been met.

141202125005-reliable-sources-logo2-large-169


Gbc looney tunes racing p xmin8q

Looney Tunes Racing is a kart racing game released in November 2000 for the PlayStation and Game Boy Color consoles.

[citation needed] It was published by Infogrames Entertainment, SA, and was rated 'E' for Everyone by the ESRB.

[citation needed]

Gameplay

The controls are standard for the genre — accelerate, brake, handbrake, fire weapon, and steer. Analog control is also available.

The available weapons are slightly unusual for the genre — instead of random pickups as in most games, racers collect tokens which are used to charge various weapons. Six levels are available, and only the topmost level may be activated.

Also available are environmental hazards, triggered by driving through an 'ACME gag-activation arch', generally aimed further ahead on the track.

Game modes

Championship

The game features a normal season ('Championship') mode with three levels, each with four (Rascal), five (Stinker), or six (Despicable) races. All tracks are unique. Each race features 6 racers, and awards ten points for first, six for second, and four for third. Fourth, fifth, and last place earn no points. If the player gets fourth, fifth, or last place, they will be required to use a "continue" (they get three continues) and repeat the track. If the player uses all three continues and gets fourth, fifth, or last again, then they have to start the championship over from the first track.

Winning a championship unlocks a bonus level and a character. Winning the Despicable championship also leads you to either a specific ending movie (for one of the starting characters) or a generic showing of the trophy (for the hidden ones). The ending movie shows the results of your character's wish, awarded by Smokey the genie (although he always congratulates them for winning 'the race', not the series).

Single Race

One can also race on individual tracks, unlocked once they are won in 'Championship' mode. Also found here are three bonus levels won in 'Championship' mode.

Acme Challenge

From the game: Complete all 15 challenges to reopen the museum. Race your best for extra bonuses and secrets!

This consists of 15 special races, divided into three 'floors' of five events each. The last event in each is a race on a short track against a secret character (Porky, Elmer, or Gossamer). The other four events range from collection (gather a certain number of icons around an arena), to special conditions (no brakes, for example), to time trials.

Winning each event recovers an artifact from the museum. Each event can end with failure or a medal for success: bronze (minimum win), silver (slightly tougher), or gold (toughest). Winning a medal on each event unlocks the next floor; winning a medal on all events on the third floor unlocks the 'Challenge' ending movie, where the Acme museum is (temporarily) reopened.

Multiplayer

Two players can either race, battle, or try 'Wacky', which brings up random events for the two to try. Note that in battle mode, the two most powerful powerups are deactivated for battle events. For race events, the bonus levels are replaced by the short speedways used in the challenge events.

Characters

Listed alphabetically, each character (usually) has a themed kart to go with him or her.

PlayStation version

Starting characters

Secret characters

Game Boy Color version

Starting characters

  • Bugs Bunny
  • Daffy Duck
  • Lola Bunny
  • Wile E. Coyote

Secret characters

  • Foghorn Leghorn
  • Marvin the Martian
  • Tasmanian Devil
  • Yosemite Sam

Race tracks

The PlayStation version features a total of twenty-two race tracks and six arenas.

Rascal

  • Wascally Woods
  • Duck Dodgers' City
  • Desert Dash
  • Gossamer's Castle

Stinker

  • What's Opera, Doc?
  • Desert Oasis
  • Planet X
  • Dungeon Disasters
  • You Belong in Pictures

Despicable

  • Giant's Garden
  • Return of Duck Dodgers
  • More Opera, Doc?
  • Forest Frolics
  • Planet X Squared
  • Martian Platforms

Bonus Levels

  • Wackyland
  • Planet Y
  • Acme Factory

Speedways

  • Garden Speedway
  • Planet X Speedway
  • Forest Speedway
  • Duck Dodgers' Speedway

Arenas

  • Desert Arena
  • Gossamer's Arena
  • Martian Arena
  • Opera Arena
  • Matador Arena
  • Glacial Arena