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Mini Motor Racing X is rated E for Everyone.Delivery times are specified on a per product basis and are an estimation on processing speed and warehouse demand. Selectable difficulty levels mean most players of all skills can enjoy it. Reading skill is helpful, but not necessary just to play. You can fire missiles, landmines, and other weapons at cars, but they just spin around for a second when hit, and that’s about as violent as it gets.

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It has a wealth of play style options and modes, plus tons of small SNES Mario Kart style tracks. But otherwise, I was pleasantly surprised with this game and it turned out way better than I thought it would be. Plus the controls felt a little squirrely at times. You can change from Normal to Easy difficulties, but the problem still persists sometimes. One, the CPU racers tend to bunch up, so it can be really easy to lose place or you can have a tough time passing them. I really only had a couple of minor problems with this game. I think you can also play most of the modes online, too, but since I played this game before it actually came out, I didn’t get to test that out properly. It just makes the tracks look a little bigger, but otherwise, nothing special. Another mode is Micro Motor, where you can race on the tracks with cars half the size. Rocket League this ain’t, but it’s still fun. There is also a Bumper Ball mode where you play soccer with the cars. In this mode you can do time trials or customize your own race rules.

You can also do a quick race or compete in other events in Arcade Mode. Or compete with up to three others in a four player split screen race locally. There’s also a Co-Op mode where you can work together in Career with another player. In both modes you can pick up extra nitro and cash, though.

You can choose to race in traditional events where you can only use nitro, or try the X mode where you can use Mario Kart style items on the other racers. Upgradable stats include steering, how much nitro you can hold, acceleration, and top speed.

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Here you can race on tons of tracks and when you win, you earn money you can use to upgrade your cars.

There are tons of modes and ways to play, too. For instance, there’s one van that you can make to look like the Mystery Machine, among others. My favorite is the Fruit Ninja car! I also really like the alternate paint jobs you can give some of the other racers. Anyway, if you like those games, you should check out this one for the cars alone. Anyone remember Road Trip Adventure on PS2? That was a Choro Q game and the perfect definition of a hidden gem.

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They also made games based on that license a long time ago, too, and this game makes me think of those as well. The vehicles look like short, squatty toy cars, and remind me of the Penny Racers/Choro Q toys from a long time ago. I also really like the car aesthetics in this game. Use the face buttons to switch camera angles, use nitro, or launch items. Steer with the left stick and brake and gas with the L and R triggers. OR you can just change the camera angles to one of several other options, including behind the car or in the cockpit, making it more like a traditional arcade racer. In the options screen you can change the controls so you point in the direction where you want to go. But what if you don’t like the controls in these types of games, or the style itself? Well you can always change it in one of two ways. It’s very similar to other top down racers like Super Sprint, Micro Machines, or Super Off-Road. When you first start the game, you’ll notice the tracks are shown in a top down view, and you race by steering left and right, similar to an RC car. It’s available on Switch, PS4, and PC, but reviewed on Switch here. The strength of this game is its versatility and many ways to play and view the action. Race pocket toy cars on bite-sized tracks in Mini Motor Racing X.

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