The main menu wreck is based on a Thrasher, a Gold class muscle car with an incredible amount of damage not possible on vehicles during normal gameplay. Early screenshots showcase vehicles with special liveries that never were released to the public. Over time, the player/AI vehicles went through multiple revisions. In data\menu\bg winter3.tga is found, possibly a leftover, definitely unused.
The game has two tracks set in a Winter landscape, but present in data\tracks\winter\textures is map_winter3a/b/c.dds, which looks like a placeholder. At the end of the day, you'll find yourself plowing into cardboard boxes and traffic cones on the last lap of a heated race that will comedically catapult your vehicle into outer space. With a unique roster of stock-car-themed early-70's muscle cars and imports to choose from, players can take their suicidal "ragdoll" on a joyride through multiple under-construction and highly-destructible environments such as racetracks, small towns, and forests, as well as a few demolition derby arenas, and infamously a unique stunt mode where players would watch their driver launch out the windshield to perform large-scale versions of various sports. It proved to be a massive breakthrough for Bugbear, at the time a small European studio, spawning multiple sequels (including some that fans would rather forget for much the same reasons most Carmageddon fans would rather forget TDR2000).įeaturing a typically questionable yet charming low-budget game soundtrack composed of unsigned rock bands, the first FlatOut is considered a noteworthy staple in the racing genre. Released in JP: October 13, 2005 (PlayStation 2)įlatOut is the first entry in the infamous destruction-derby style racing series. Retrieved 4 April 2019.Also known as: Racing Game: Chuui!!!! (JP) Archived from the original on 12 October 2004. Archived from the original on 30 December 2008.
"Destruction Derby Arenas - PS2 - Review".
Archived from the original on 12 February 2005. "Destruction Derby Arenas Review for PS2 on ". Archived from the original on 2 October 2008. ^ a b "Destruction Derby Arenas for PlayStation 2 Reviews".^ a b c Gerstmann, Jeff (6 April 2004).
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