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This article is about the World Race video game. For other meanings, see World Race (disambiguation). Hot Wheels World Race is a video game developed by Climax Brighton and published by THQ. The game is based on the movies. The game consists a total of 35 Hot Wheels vehicles to coincide with the 35th anniversary of the creation of the Hot Wheels franchise.
Gameplay
The game starts with an intro featuring the music Hot by Smash Mouth. The menu of the game features 3 vehichles (Rodger Dodger, 1/4 Mile Coupe, and Deora II) running on a night desert. After the player contines they will be given 4 options, Challenge, Single Player, Multiplayer, and Options to modify the game's volume, sound, and controls. There are 3 modes for the game, Quick Race, Time Trial, and League and includes difficulties of Easy, Medium, and Hard. The player will be given the option to choose a team and racer.
Challenge
The Challenge Mode is for beginners. The player has to face 5 challenges in order to become a racer.
Tracks
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Name | Theme | Icon | Image |
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| 1 | Tezla's Cube | Desert |  |
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| 2 | Cloud 9 | Sky |   |
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| 3 | Satellite City | Space |   |
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| 4 | Vapour City | Sky |   |
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| 5 | Space Out | Space |  |
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| 6 | Mist Mountain | Volcano |  |
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| 7 | Emerald Crater | Crater |  |
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| 8 | Deep Zone | Ocean |  |
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| 9 | Egyptian Dunes | Desert |  |
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| 10 | Glacier Edge | Arctic |  |
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| 11 | Lava Twists | Volcano |  |
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| 12 | Pyramid Run | Pyramids |  |
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| 13 | Submerged City | Underwater ruins |  |
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| 14 | Ice City | Frozen City |  |
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| 15 | Vast Jungle | Jungle |  |
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Cars
| Name | Driver | Team | Image |
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| Vert Wheeler | Deora II |   |
Wave Rippers |
| Finn Serpa | Backdraft |   |
Wave Rippers |
| Alec Wood | Switchback | [[File:|thumb|220x220px]] | Wave Rippers |
| Lani Tam | Nomadder What | [[File:|thumb|220x220px]] | Wave Rippers |
| Fluke | 40 Somethin' |   |
Wave Rippers |
| Mark Wylde | Golden Arrow |   |
Wave Rippers |
| Felix Sharkey | Power Pipes |   |
Wave Rippers |
| Kurt Wylde | Slingshot |   |
Street Breed |
| Dan Dresden | Side Draft | [[File:|thumb|220x220px]] | Street Breed |
| Toño | HW Prototype 12 | [[File:|thumb|220x220px]] | Street Breed |
| Ricky Bell | 27/Seven | [[File:|thumb|220x220px]] | Street Breed |
| Bart Scampi | Road Rocket | [[File:|thumb|220x220px]] | Street Breed |
| San Jay Khan | Aeroflash | [[File:|thumb|220x220px]] | Street Breed |
| Maximo | Pony-Up | [[File:|thumb|220x220px]] | Street Breed |
| Banjee Castillo | Ballistik |   |
Road Beasts |
| Ric Handy | Zotic | [[File:|thumb|220x220px]] | Road Beasts |
| Pete Karris | Twin Mill |   |
Road Beasts |
| Jerry Boylan | Greased Lightnin' | [[File:|thumb|220x220px]] | Road Beasts |
| Skeet | Vulture | [[File:|thumb|220x220px]] | Road Beasts |
| Yucatan | Power Rocket | [[File:|thumb|220x220px]] | Road Beasts |
| Esmeralda Sanchez | Power Pistons | [[File:|thumb|220x220px]] | Road Beasts |
| Brian Kadeem | Krazy 8s |   |
Dune Ratz |
| Mojave | MS-T Suzuka | [[File:|thumb|220x220px]] | Dune Ratz |
| Toni Berry | Seared Tuner | [[File:|thumb|220x220px]] | Dune Ratz |
| Chuvo | Super Tuned | [[File:|thumb|220x220px]] | Dune Ratz |
| Charlie Raffa | Sweet 16 II | [[File:|thumb|220x220px]] | Dune Ratz |
| Heralda | Jester | [[File:|thumb|220x220px]] | Dune Ratz |
| Rekkas | Mega-Duty | [[File:|thumb|220x220px]] | Dune Ratz |
| Taro Kitano | Overbored 454 |   |
Scorchers |
| Vesuvius | 1/4 Mile Coupe | [[File:|thumb|220x220px]] | Scorchers |
| Harrison Lau | Sooo Fast | [[File:|thumb|220x220px]] | Scorchers |
| Everest | Maelstrom | [[File:|thumb|220x220px]] | Scorchers |
| Wayne Casper | Rodger Dodger | [[File:|thumb|220x220px]] | Scorchers |
| Jet Blaney | Silhouette II | [[File:|thumb|220x220px]] | Scorchers |
| Krakatoa | Muscle Tone | [[File:|thumb|220x220px]] | Scorchers |
Trivia
- This game uses content (such as the water leg) from Highway 35’s story bible.
- Strings in the code of the game have an early name for Mist Mountain: Oriental Mountain.
