well I might sound like a nerd, but I collect hotwheels I got cars that rang from $1-$500 I love these little cars so I might have to give this game a try.
Hot Wheels rolls onto the 360
News | September 26, 2007 10:44 am
By zoboa
Activision announced that Hot Wheels: Beat That! is now available on the Xbox 360. The game features 30 authentic Hot Wheels vehicles and 12 race environments where players can race with intensity. The game will cost $49.99 and is available at retailers nationally. See the release below for full details:
Hot Wheels(TM): Beat That! Zooms to Retail Stores Nationwide
MINNEAPOLIS, Sep 26, 2007 (BUSINESS WIRE) -- Time to hop into the
driver's seat with Hot Wheels(TM): Beat That!, now available from
Activision, Inc. (NASDAQ:ATVI). Players will utilize a blazing
combination of precision driving skills and breakneck speed to defeat
all opponents in the ultimate racing experience. With 30 authentic Hot
Wheels(R) cars and 12 unique racing environments, players can test their
skills in non-stop high-octane action and challenge their friends to
"Beat That!"
"Hot Wheels: Beat That! thrusts racers into an action-packed,
adrenaline-pumping racing experience that leaves their pulses pounding
at every turn," said David Oxford, Activision Publishing, Inc. "With the
game's fun and diverse multiplayer modes, players will have a blast
challenging one another in blistering races and intense competitions to
find out who is the most skilled racer of them all."
Hot Wheels: Beat That! delivers the cars, the tracks and the arsenal to
create an extreme racing experience for gamers. In 12 unique
environments and 4 battle arenas, racers go head to head with authentic
cars, powerful weapons and interactive power-ups to compete in
high-octane contests of skill and bravado. The asphalt is their canvas
as gamers choose their car, grab the wheel and let her rip, and then
challenge their friends to "Beat That!"
Hot Wheels: Beat That!, which is published by Activision Minneapolis, is
available now on the Xbox 360(TM) video game and entertainment system
from Microsoft and Wii(TM) home video game system for a suggested retail
price of $49.99, the PlayStation(R)2 computer entertainment system for
$39.99, and the Nintendo DS(TM) and PC for $29.99. The game is rated "E"
(Everyone) by the ESRB.
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