Project Gotham Racing

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Project Gotham Racing features more than 120 vehicles including cars and motorcycles. And has 8 cities with a number of tracks playable and is one of the first games to feature a in game service that lets you watch others race online called GothamTV.

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The original Project Gotham Racing is considered a spiritual successor toMetropolis Street Racer (Game), a Bizarre Creations racing game for the Dreamcast.

Games

Project Gotham Racing (Game)

9 November 2001

Platforms/PCPlatforms/Xbox

Project Gotham Racing 2 (Game)

13 November 2003

Platforms/PCPlatforms/Xbox

Project Gotham Racing 3 (Game)

14 November 2005

Platforms/Xbox 360

Project Gotham Racing 4 (Game)

2 October 2007

Platforms/Xbox 360

Franchise details

Name

Project Gotham Racing

Features

4 games

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First game

Project Gotham Racing (Game)

Aliases

Characters

• Has characters: Quake Guy (Character)

Locations

• Has locations: Japan (Location), The United States of America (Location), Australia (Location), United Kingdom (Location), New York City (Location), Las Vegas (Location), Chicago (Location), London (Location), Paris (Location), Washington, D.C. (Location), Tokyo (Location), Moscow (Location), San Francisco (Location), St. Petersburg (Location), Race Track (Location), Eiffel Tower (Location), Nurburgring (Location), Macau (Location), Québec City (Location), Stockholm (Location)

Concepts

• Has concepts: Downloadable Content (Concept), Snow (Concept), Weather (Concept), Drafting (Concept), Rubber Band AI (Concept), Unlockables (Concept), Online (Concept), Tricks (Concept), Leaderboard (Concept), Product Placement (Concept), Currency (Concept), Platform Exclusive (Concept), Vehicle Customization (Concept), Photography (Concept), Screenshots (Concept), Achievements (Concept), Polygonal 3D (Concept), Unlockable Gamer Pics (Concept), Instant Replay (Concept), Drifting (Concept), Laps (Concept), Loading Screen (Concept), High Definition Graphics (Concept), Mitsubishi Motors Corporation (Concept), Licensed Soundtrack (Concept), FreeLC (Concept), Voice Chat (Concept), Motion Blur (Concept), Xbox Live (Concept), Dashboard View (Concept), Upgradeable Vehicles (Concept), Custom Soundtrack (Concept), 60 FPS on Console (Concept), Motorcycle Racing (Concept), Viral Achievement (Concept), Microtransaction (Concept), Bink Video (Concept), Bumper Cam (Concept), Burnout (Concept), Cornering (Concept), Damage Model (Concept), Dolby Digital (Concept), E3 2001 (Concept), E3 2003 (Concept), E3 2005 (Concept), E3 2007 (Concept), Fictional Currencies (Concept), Greatest Hits (Concept), High Score (Concept), Honda (Concept), Launch Title (Concept), Licensed Cars (Concept), Metagame (Concept), Nissan Motor Company (Concept), Point-to-Point (Concept), Professional Gaming (Concept), Rolling Start (Concept), SpeedTree (Concept), Spiritual Successor (Concept), Split-Screen Multiplayer (Concept), Xbox 360 Backwards Compatibility (Concept), First-Turn Carnage (Concept), Kudos (Concept)

Objects

• Has objects: Icicle (Object), Water (Object), Car (Object), Motorcycle (Object), Skyscraper (Object), Tire (Object), Helmet (Object), Camera (Object), Glass (Object), Sports Car (Object), Traffic Cone (Object), Roller Coaster (Object), Bridge (Object), Sand (Object), Wheel (Object), Street Light (Object), Arcade Cabinet (Object), Muscle Car (Object), DeLorean DMC-12 (Object), Stop Sign (Object), Dodge Viper GTS (Object), Ferris Wheel (Object), Lamborghini Murciélago (Object), Maserati (Object), Mazda MX-5 (Object), Ferrari Enzo (Object)

People

• Has people: Adrian Walton (Person), Iggy Pop (Person), Angela Santos (Person), Ben Ward (Person), Chris Elliott (Person), Chris Lassen (Person), David Gill (Person), Frank Pape (Person), Ian Livingstone (Person), Josh Homme (Person), Keith Arem (Person), Kiki Wolfkill (Person), Klayton (Person), Martyn R. Chudley (Person), Matthew Whiting (Person), Mike Fischer (Person), Nick Bygrave (Person), Nick White (Person), Peter Hall (Person), Peter Moore (Person), Sam Hall (Person), Scott Miller (Person), Serge Plagnol (Person), Shane Kim (Person), Stephen Cakebread (Person), Stuart Rutter (Person), Tom Salta (Person), Chad Birosh (Person), Dennis Lee (Person), Ken Lobb (Person), Mike McTigue (Person), Whitney Hills (Person), Steven Wright (Person), Levon Louis (Person), Armond Williams Jr. (Person), Brian Woodhouse (Person), Chris Chudley (Person), David Al-Daini (Person), Derek Chapman (Person), Gabor Soos (Person), Gareth Wilson (Person), Ged Talbot (Person), Glen Griffiths (Person), Glyn Williams (Person), Gren Atherton (Person), Jon Dugdale (Person), Julie McGurren (Person), Lee Carter (Person), Mark Sharratt (Person), Michelle Langton (Person), Paul Spencer (Person), Peter Wallace (Person), Phil Snape (Person), Roger Perkins (Person), Sarah Chudley (Person), Steven Heaney (Person), Walter Lynsdale (Person), Allan Speed (Person), Chris Davie (Person), Nick Wiswell (Person), Paul Kerby (Person), Jeff Powell (Person), Mark Craig (Person), Matt Cavanagh (Person), Paul Hesketh (Person), Phil Nightingale (Person), Simon Pickard (Person), Stuart Jackson (Person), Benjamin Berry (Person), James Sweet (Person), Jerry Schroeder (Person), Steven Garrad (Person), Mike Waterworth (Person), Mark Medlock (Person), Alan Mealor (Person), Alan Mullins (Person), Andy Elliott (Person), Ben O'Sullivan (Person), Boz Briers (Person), Chris Pickford (Person), Chris Speed (Person), Chris Wise (Person), Dan Greenawalt (Person), David McDonald (Person), David Worswick (Person), Dianne Botham (Person), Eddie Draper (Person), Eddie Hilditch (Person), Edmund Clay (Person), Gavin Bartlett (Person), Ian Wilson (Person), Jonathan Reilly (Person), Joss Scouler (Person), Keith Pickford (Person), Kev Reilly (Person), Lisa Dutton (Person), Mathias Grunwaldt (Person), Matt Coward (Person), Matt Jeff-Watts (Person), Pete Moneypenny (Person), Pete Roe (Person), Rainer Heesh (Person), Stephen Gaffney (Person), Stephen Penson (Person)