Walt Disney World Quest Magical Racing Tour
by Disney Interactive

List Price: $14.99
Category: Video Games
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Product Summary

• Choose to race against the clock, or a friend in split-screen mode
• Play 13 different Disney characters, like Chip N' Dale, Jiminy Cricket, and some all-new characters
• Control all kinds of cool vehicles, from a rocket to a snowmobile
• Knock racers off the tracks with everything from flying acorns to teacup mines
• Race on wild tracks like Thunder Mountain Railroad, Blizzard Beach, Tomorrowland Speedway and more

• PC Gamer (1-year)
• Zonealarm Internet Security Suite [Old Version]
• Pimpjuice Premium Energy Drink, Extra Strength Formula, 8-Ounce Cans (Pack of 24)

Video Game Reviews of Walt Disney World Quest Magical Racing Tour

Customer Review: This is my favorite game!
Summary: 5 Stars

Description of Walt Disney World Quest Magical Racing Tour

Single players or duos may play this game, choosing to race as one of 13 characters. The only recognizable ones are from Disney's B-team: Chip, Dale, and Jiminy Cricket. The rest appear to be created for this game: Tiara Damage, Moe Whiplash, and Baron Karlott are cleverly named, but we wonder why Disney decided not to put Mickey, or at least Pumbaa, in some of these vehicles. A gamepad is optional, but is a nice alternative to the keyboard operation, which requires players to use directional arrows while simultaneously pressing numbers for gas, brakes, power-ups, jumps, and slides.

The 13 racetracks, which range from the Haunted Mansion to the Rock 'n Roller Coaster, are chock full of Disneyesque hazards and humor: hitchhiking ghosts, farm animals chewing explosives, roaming dinosaurs. Anyone who's been to Disney World will love revisiting the attractions in their new racetrack format: racing on this CD-ROM's Tomorrowland Speedway is an ironic joyride for anyone who putted along at 2 mph on the original, actual Tomorrowland Speedway.

This good-natured racing game is gentle and entertaining enough for younger kids, and experienced speedsters will appreciate it as well, since the only way to progress is to win first place on each track. Disney's grit-and-grease-free racing style might just be a bit too tame for the true gearheads: it just doesn't feel manly to lob Teacup Mines at one's opponents. (Ages 6 and older) --Anne Erickson

Around every turn there are secret treasures, hidden tracks, and speedy power-ups to help players stay far ahead of the competition. Gamers can launch a variety of fun objects at the competition, such as frog spells, teacup mines, and flying acorns to spin them out of control and gain an advantage.

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