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Wii
Racing: Car
| Viewed: | 3D Third person, into the screen | Genre: | Racing: Car |
| Media: | DVD | Arcade origin: | No |
| Developer: | Konami | Soft. Co.: | Konami |
| Publishers: | Konami
(GB) |
Released: | 26 Mar 2010
(GB) |
| Ratings: | PEGI 3+ | ||
| Accessories: | Steering Wheel | ||
Summary
What racer worth his salt doesn't want to power through the Cote D'Azur at least once in his life? GTI Club: Supermini Fiesta will let you live that dream, with 16 fully customisable cars to dart around various parts of Europe, USA and even Japan.
An update to the 1996 arcade original, Supermini Fiesta offers updated graphics and a packed feature list, as well as a more varied set of courses to race through. Unlike many racing games set on a professional race track or isolated stretch of road, GTI Club puts you right in the cityscapes of France, Italy and the UK, making the action feel more like a recreation of The Italian Job.
Racing conditions change as you progress through mountains, roads, populated streets and caves. If you've got a good eye, there are plenty of secret passages that you can take advantage of to get ahead of the pack. If simple, straightforward racing's not your thing, there are various multiplayer modes on offer as well, which allows four players to get stuck in to wacky modes.
Bombtag Mode is a time-attack game that works like 'Pass the Bomb' but with cars. You've got to make sure you don't get blown up. Tomato Frenzy, on the other hand, gives you fresh fruit to shoot at targets for points. Using the Wi-Fi Connection, you can even take these battles online.
An update to the 1996 arcade original, Supermini Fiesta offers updated graphics and a packed feature list, as well as a more varied set of courses to race through. Unlike many racing games set on a professional race track or isolated stretch of road, GTI Club puts you right in the cityscapes of France, Italy and the UK, making the action feel more like a recreation of The Italian Job.
Racing conditions change as you progress through mountains, roads, populated streets and caves. If you've got a good eye, there are plenty of secret passages that you can take advantage of to get ahead of the pack. If simple, straightforward racing's not your thing, there are various multiplayer modes on offer as well, which allows four players to get stuck in to wacky modes.
Bombtag Mode is a time-attack game that works like 'Pass the Bomb' but with cars. You've got to make sure you don't get blown up. Tomato Frenzy, on the other hand, gives you fresh fruit to shoot at targets for points. Using the Wi-Fi Connection, you can even take these battles online.
