So hurry up! :P

I managed to catch it! First impressions are that it reminds me of Lego Racers. Not lost a race yet, either =S

" I managed to catch it! First impressions are that it reminds me of Lego Racers. Not lost a race yet, either =S "

How can you get a code?

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" I managed to catch it! First impressions are that it reminds me of Lego Racers. Not lost a race yet, either =S "

Really? Well played! I'll play you one, if you want.  PSN=hasibd "

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How can you get a code?

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I participated in the US beta.  The game is very fun.  A few pieces of advice are:

1. Do not play XP races.  XP does nothing for you in the beta, and you are locked into playing only the tracks made by the development team.  In casual races, the host can choose tracks made by the community.
2. If you make a track and want people to try it out, you should host a casual race and choose the tracks you want to show off.
3. Drifting is everything.  Make sure you drift as much and as long as possible to gain boost.  Then use your boost on the straight-aways.
4. The way weapons work is that the first "weapon box" you pick up chooses the type of weapon you have (there are rockets, boosters, lightning, and others).  If you pick up another "weapon box," it upgrades your weapon to level 2 (e.g. you go from having one rocket to two rockets that can now home in to your target).  I think weapons can upgrade up to level 3 or 4.  It is always better to fully upgrade your weapon.  Be careful though, as getting hit with a weapon downgrades your own weapon by 1 level.
5. When creating tracks, be mindful of when you make part of your track go on top of itself (i.e. building a bridge over an existing part of your track).  Even though there is a barrier when building bridges, it is still possible to hop over them (by hitting X twice) and cutting the course.