Juiced [Classics]

Xbox

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About this game

Juiced is a racing game, set in the fictive Angel City, that embraces the lifestyle and culture of street racing and tuning, similar to Need for Speed Underground , with slick, fully customizable cars, fast races, gaining respect and betting.

The arcade mode offers quick races and in the custom mode you can set up events with unlocked cars and tracks.

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There are 52 vehicles from known manufacturers to acquire, and the game boasts a total of 7.5 trillion car customization possibilities.

To make available all cars, tracks and parts, you need to progress in the career mode, where you build cars and participate in racing events to earn cash and respect.

Aside from the traditional circuit and point-to-point races, there are also drag races (sprints) and show-offs with difficult maneuvers requiring advanced driving techniques.

When you achieve acclaim in the career mode, some of the eight racing crews in Angel City will offer a position on their team.

Each crew has specific challenges and crew racing introduces additional gameplay elements.

You have to organize events by phone, gamble, and race opponents for their cars (pink slip races).

The team leader's respect is controlled by the amount of damage given and sustained (distress, which also affects the car's performance) and your personal car collection.

In team races, there is a strategic element as you can control your team members' aggressiveness in-game.

Up to six player can race in the multiplayer mode, in which pink slip races, based on the car collection from the offline career mode, are also available.

Statistics are organized on a world ranking server, with record times from singleplayer games and a rating based on your online performance.

Ratings can be improved by beating higher-ranked players or multiple drivers in a single race.

Data by MobyGames.com

About Xbox

Microsoft's original Xbox (2001) marked the company's first console and stood out for its built-in hard drive and Xbox Live service, which laid the groundwork for modern online console gaming. Original Xbox discs are prone to wear, so complete, undamaged copies — especially of the system's more niche or Japan-only titles — are less common than the console's overall sales figures might suggest.

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