Pocket Racers
PSP- Publisher: Konami
- Release Date: Nov 14, 2006
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Play UKIt's so obviously a "Micro Machines" rip off that it's just insulting. [Issue 144, p.92]
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Online minigames and a decent selection of cars don’t save Pocket Racers from being one of the worst rubber-burners on Sony’s portable system.
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Kids with no expectations might find it thrilling, but if they’ve already played a couple of racers for PSP, the likelihood of Pocket Racers holding their interest has shrunk.
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If you've played a weapon-based racer before, you've already played something worth going back to before wandering into the budget-priced land of Pocket Racers.
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It loads and plays, that's about all it has going for it.
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Even at a low price point, fans are better off avoiding this one.
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Fans of sluggish frame rates and clichéd combat racers pay attention: Pocket Racers is the game for you.
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Unless you have some sort of sheer morbid curiosity to see a game with what is one of the worst possible stories ever, there is nothing here worth buying.
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This storyline is strange and is not developed during the game at all. They should never have put a storyline in the game.
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Incredibly easy to use driving flop.
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A decent racer that doesn’t really do anything different enough to warrant passing on any of the quality racing experiences that the PSP offers.
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If you like mediocrity and stupid storylines, this game is definitely for you.
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Pocket Racer[s] screams budget title in every way. The gameplay is generic even by mid-’90s standards, the graphics are bland, and the sound will leave you wanting a lot more.
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Pocket Racers was made for the holiday rush as a cheap, new game that could be shoveled out to parents, resulting in sad kids who have just become victims of the shovelware industry yet again.
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Games Master UKIt's all a bit pedestrian and not uninvolving... Tracks are short, weapons unimpressive and races dull. [Oct 2006, p.84]
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Official Playstation 2 Magazine UKA very ordinary racing game with a wrong-headed storyline tacked on. Stick with Micro Machines for your diddy-driving kicks. [Oct 2006, p.105]