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4x4 EVO 2
North American box art
Developer(s)	Terminal Reality
Publisher(s)	VU Games
Release Date(s)                NA: September 9, 2002
Platform(s)
Genre(s)	Racing
Rating(s)
ESRB
03
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4x4 Evo 2 is a GameCube video game released on September 10 of 2002.

GameplayEdit

It's similar to the previous title in the series, though includes more trucks and tracks. Many of the trucks present in the game are recreations of real life trucks. It's a racing title that allows the player to customize his truck with a multitude of different parts. While the racing is the primary part of the game, you'll also be able to go on side missions that require you to do strange things such as search for gold.

ModesEdit

Quick RaceEdit

Quick Race randomly selects any truck or SUV and track that you have unlocked to race with.

Free RoamEdit

In Free Roam you are able to explore any track without an objective or time limit.

Hot LapEdit

Hot Lap (or time trial in most other racing games) allows you to race against yourself for the best time on a particular track.

CareerEdit

Career mode starts you out without a vehicle but with $30K to spend on a vehicle and parts. You start out by buying a stock truck and then compete in races or successfully complete missions to earn cash. You can use this cash to buy performance parts to upgrade your current truck, or sell off your truck and part to buy buy customized team trucks. You can upgrade the part or upgrade your ride.

MissionsEdit

Missions are an alternate or additional way to earn money, only without racing. To earn the money, you must complete all the mission objectives.

MultiplayerEdit

Multiplayer allows you to compete against a friend in split screen.

ReceptionEdit

The GameCube version, unfortunately, did not receive ratings as high as it's PC and Xbox ports. It was criticized for its "poor audio" and that it was "frustrating and boring" gameplay. IGN rated it 5.3 (Mediocre) (versus the PC (8.4 (Great)) and Xbox ports (7.1 (Good))).

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