Snowball - No longer travels around the track until it hits something. The powerups option on the main menu is limited to Active or Off, so no more "Tornado every 0.1 seconds" Mayhem powerup mode.
You can also choose which powerup you use, just push the appropriate powerup button. Press rear view and the powerup button to drop the powerup behind you, press the powerup button by itself to launch it ahead of you. You can also choose which direction to launch some powerups. Powerup system - You can now hold two powerups, and they will time out and disappear if you don't use them within 30 seconds of picking them up. It's still better than Nascar Rumble, where the computers got them and fired them off every 2 seconds. Rjyh101 (at) aol (dot) com has informed me that indeed there are Tornado powerups on Circus Minimus. The Tornado seems to be absent from this track, which is good. Kirk Rock welcome sign at the top of the switchbacks.Ĭircus Minimus - longer, two ramps added. Links into what was previously the second shortcut. Kirk Rock - new shortcut, after the corkscrew. Waterfall shortcut is now lined up with the shortcut before it, so no more turning right to go under the waterfall. Some trees removed, a couple shortcuts made easier to get into, one shortcut added. All other tracks are new.Ĭhanges/Additions to each NR track carried over: Rumble Racing features four tracks taken and improved from Nascar Rumble. It eliminates everything about Nascar Rumble that was annoying and improves on the rest.īeing more of a remake than a sequel, Rumble Racing has a number of changes, the more noticable of which are listed here. It's the sequel to Nascar Rumble for PS1, however, it's more like a complete re-make. Rumble Racing is a fast-paced arcade style racing game with tons of cars ranging from muscle cars and hot rods to a jet-fueled car and an RV.
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