Oh, how well we get along, oh but when the race is on, no one can stop me on my way, straight to victory.įire, Thunder, (it's a Blizzard!) Aero, Water. Couple of missing lines, anyone wanna drop a guess? Unknown parts in bold.Ĭhocobo, Camilla, and Camilla's Pa, Atla, Clair and then there's Ben. Kids will like it.Trying to write down the lyrics for Choco-race. The scenery is also animated well, with all sorts of activity going on in the background. The graphics are slightly above average for what you’d expect to see on a PlayStation. There’s nothing groundbreaking here, but they did take the time to make the graphics quite colorful and with a decent amount of detail. I thought that the graphics were really done about as well as could be expected. I would say that the age range for this game is probably between four and twelve years old. With four other modes to play, it will no doubt keep your kiddies entertained for quite a while. This is very entertaining for young children, which is probably the main target audience for this game. There’s even a storybook mode, in the format of a pop-up book narrated by Uncle Cid. The only clue to finding them is to play the game several times, which can unlock them for you. There are even more hidden courses in the game, but I was not able to find them. I found that the courses were all unique and original. I thought it would have been cool if you could use all of them, but I guess that would give you an unfair advantage. The only drawback is that you can only choose one of these abilities to use. There are also abilities that will allow you to steal magic stones from others, defend you from attacks, or increase the power of the stones you receive. If you’re feeling like a bird, you can choose the "flap" ability, that makes you fly in the air so you can avoid any obstacles that might be in the way. The "Charge" feature gives you a turbo boost that you can use to ram into rival racers and make them spin out of control. The "Grip Up" feature increases your traction, making it easier to handle the corners and makes you accelerate quicker. You can choose the "Dash" feature, which will allow you to travel faster for a brief period of time. When selecting a character to race as, you’ll also be able to select that player’s special ability to use to your advantage during the race. The more "ultima" stones you collect, the greater the crashes, and the longer it will take your opponents to recover. Last, but not least, the "ultima" stone contains the ultimate in magic, that casts a spell that makes all of your rivals crash, even if you only have one. If you want to grab a quick boost of speed, you’ll need to pick up the "haste" stone, which will give you a quick getaway if needed. If you pick up one of the "reflect" stones, you will be able to temporarily protect yourself from others trying to cast spells on you.
Also in the mix is the "ice" stone, which will generate a sheet of ice on the track, causing anyone who drives over it to spin out of control. If you get one of the "doom" stones, you can put a spell on your opponent that will cause them to have a really big crash. The "thunderbolt" stones will blast a lightning bolt at your opponents, and cause them to crash. The "minimize" stones will shrink all of your opponents and cause them to slow down. The stones are lined up in various areas along the tracks, and you can seek out and accumulate the ones you want. You are limited to collecting three stones at a time, however.
The basic rule is that the more of the same magic stones you collect along the way, the more powerful your ability becomes. If you accumulate three fire stones at once, your power will be substantially increased and you’ll blast a huge fireball at the crowd that will knock down everyone in the way. The "Fire" stone can be used to attack those in front of you with a fireball that will knock them senseless. Each one has its own unique characteristics that can be fun to use to your advantage. This game utilizes "Magic Stones" throughout the courses that you can use to attack others or defend yourself. Chocobo Racing’s controller is fairly straightforward, with only a few features that you’ll need to practice and work on.
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