The game features three race tracks, each one with their own unique hazards and obstacles: an office, a child's bedroom, and a beach. Three gameplay modes are featured: Single, Championship, and Pursuit. In Single mode, the player can choose any track on which to race. In Championship, the player must finish each race in first place in order to advance to the next race. Pursuit consists of a single race with three laps the racer in last place explodes at the end of each lap, with the final remaining car being the winner. The player begins with two vehicles, while five more can be unlocked by completing championship races, and by finding secret areas and hidden stars in each track. Each vehicle is based on a real Hot Wheels toy, and each one has different handling characteristics, such as top speed and acceleration. A turbo boost can be used by the player to temporarily speed up, but must recharge after each use. The game includes a two-player option, in which both players play on a split screen. Scott Steinberg of IGN criticized the game's limited number of race tracks and wrote: 'Tracks, designed to look gigantic in relation to your puny Hot Wheels racer, are neither complex nor lengthy'. Each car is rated on its speed, grip, stunt, and armor.Steinberg praised the graphics but wrote that the game 'would be considered less than half of a completed game under normal circumstances. The game has 27 additional vehicles that can be unlocked by successfully completing various challenges and missions. The player begins with six vehicles, and three in the GBA version. In the GBA version the Challenges are Battle, where the player destroys opponents and Tag, where the player rams opponents. In the GBA version, the story mode is simply races mixed with tasks given by the Professor such as destroying other vehicles and collecting items.Īt the end of each, a boss is raced.

Peter Justice, is robbed and bombed the most vital items that were stolen being some computer disks on the formula Velocity X (a formula for a racing super fuel that allows cars to travel twice their normal speed) and a prototype Hot Wheels car (that runs on uranium and can turn invisible for short periods of time).

The story begins when The Hot Wheels car business, owned by Dr. The game is based on the Hot Wheels toy automobiles.

There are versions for the GameCube, PlayStation 2, PC, and Game Boy Advance. Hot Wheels: Velocity X (also known as Hot Wheels Velocity X: Maximum Justice in the PlayStation 2 version) is a vehicular combat video game released in 2002 by Beyond Games.

Also, be sure to check out Hot Wheels – Stunt Track Challenge.

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