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                     StarWars: Episode One: Racer





The Force is strong with Racer, which succeeds as both a racing game and a 

Star Wars game. There really isn't a lot of competition for Star Wars: 

Episode I: Racer on either front. The driving genre hasn't had a lot of hits in 

the past few months, and the only other Star Wars: Episode I game is the

 disappointing Phantom Menace. But even if Racer had to compete with a 

host of other good titles for your interest, you'd still want to head over to 

Tatooine and suit up for the Boonta Eve classic (that's Star Wars talk for 

getting in gear for some pod racing). Racer is a fast and fun racing game, 

one that evokes memories of the PlayStation hits Wipeout and Wipeout XL. 

It has a little Star Wars flair to add to its appeal, but the pure racing action 

alone is enough to make this game a rewarding experience.



Racer's best feature is its speed. The tracks streak by at a quick pace, 

especially in tunnels, canyons, and corridors. The illusion of zooming 

through circuitous levels at 500-plus miles per hour is conveyed quite 

successfully. It's a sensation that I haven't felt since playing Wipeout on 

the PlayStation, and I think it's this similar evocation of speed that made 

me like this game initially. Then I discovered other things about the game 

that reinforced my positive opinion of Racer. I like that there is an 

appreciable difficulty curve in the game. The beginning amateur circuit is 

quite easy, and you'll feel really good about yourself as you race to the 

number one position in race after race. However, once you move up to 

the semipro and then pro circuits, you'll find that the other racers are 

more aggressive, the tracks much more treacherous, and the races 

just plain harder. Take it up a notch to the invitationals, and you'll notice 

the racers always taking the shortcuts and really banging into you and 

leaving you in the dust.



I also like the upgrade and parts-buying aspect. If you continue to win 

races, you earn money that you can use to upgrade your pod. You can 

improve turning, braking, acceleration, speed, and several other areas 

of your vehicle. Or, if you don't have enough money, you can go to Watto's

 junk pile and scrounge up some parts at a heavily discounted price. 

You're able to choose from a handful of pod racers in the beginning of the

 game, and more will open up for you as you win new races. I stuck with 

Anakin most of the way, but there are over a dozen racers from which to 

choose. They all have different ratings for handling, speed, and other 

statistics, but I didn't notice much appreciable difference between the pods.



I was pleased to find that not only were there eight different worlds to race 

on, but that each world offered a different track for each circuit. Thus,

 you'll race on the ice world of Ando Prime three times, one per circuit, but 

each track will be different enough to constitute a totally new challenge. 

The graphics for the game are good overall, although the trails left when 

racing through snow, water, or dust, seem awfully blocky and unfinished. 

Some levels look particularly good, such as the antigrav mining tunnels 

on the prison planet Oovo IV and the underwater cities of Aquilaris. 

Others, like the ghost colony of Ord Ibanna, could have been better 

realized (the fact that I couldn't fly through this track's netting to plummet

 to my death from the floating city really bothered me).



I would have to say the sound is decent, although I hated every time the

 race commentators cried, "It's a new lap record!" It made even less sense

 when I was in tenth position. How can I make a lap record and lose the 

race? Anakin's "I won! I won!" exclamation was grating at times, but I liked 

the angry cries of the aliens when I passed them, as well as their smug 

taunts when they passed me. Watto humming the Mos Eisley cantina 

ditty and Anakin humming the Imperial March were also nice touches.



But all is not well on the pod-racing circuit. As good a game as Racer is, it 

suffers from a few flaws. First, the minimap is bad. The entire graphic for the 

track map looks like some blurry port from a console. The track is shown 

as a blocky dotted line, and the competing pods are so hard to discern 

because they are the same size and nearly the same color as the dots 

that make up the track. The poor map exacerbates the second problem I 

have with the game: confusing track layout. Like I said earlier, I like pretty 

much all the tracks. They are colorful and make for some exciting and 

windy racing action. However, some of them are also damn confusing to 

race. Sometimes you can't tell which way you are supposed to go, either 

because the path blends too closely into the surrounding terrain, or there 

are no markings pointing you in the right direction, or certain graphic 

elements look like pathways and turn out to be dead-ends. The track map

 hardly helps because it doesn't show enough of the track. The third issue

 I have with the game is a request: Give us some weapons! This game would

 have been excellent if we could drop some spikes, bombs, or grease trails 

behind us to impede opponents. I understand that rockets and missiles 

wouldn't work because the pod racing is based on the movie, but LucasArts

 could have squeezed in dynamic sabotage, such as throwing garbage behind

 you or casting some grease bombs or spikes on the track. Once you unlock

 Sebulba you can use his side-shooting flame jet, and that wasn't even in the 

movie, so I know the designers could have tried to squeeze in a few more 

sabotage weapons.



Multiplayer gameplay is fun, because the game itself is fun, but without a 

way to add computer players to multiplayer races, the game loses some

 of its appeal.



Overall, though, Racer offers good gameplay. Its sense of speed is great, 

especially when you are whipping past corridors and canyons at 600mph. 

The graphics for the most part look good; the tracks are plentiful, varied, and 

interesting; and the racing experience is plain fun.

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