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| Lego Stunt Rally | |
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| Publisher | Lego Media |
| Platforms | Windows,Game Boy Color |
| Release | WindowsGame Boy Color |
| Genre | Racing |
| Modes | Single-player,multiplayer |
Lego Stunt Rally is aLego-themedracing video game forWindows andGame Boy Color. Developed byIntelligent Games for PC and Graphic State for Game Boy Color and published byLego Media, the game features a track editor that allows players to build single-player and multiplayer tracks. APlayStation version of the game was in development at Intelligent Games[4] before shifting to Asylum Entertainment,[5] but it was eventually canceled shortly before release.[6]
Lego Stunt Rally features driving with aslot car-esque control; the player controls the acceleration and braking, but steering is controlled automatically (although the player can change lanes and influence how their vehicle takes corners). There are alsopowerups which the player can pick up and use at any time, much likekart racers.
The main feature of the game is the track editor, which allows the player to build their own tracks. When the game is first played, the editor will only have a selection of basic track pieces to work with, along with only two of the four environments. To gain more pieces and environment options, the player has to race in the game's career mode, including twenty-one races. When the player wins career events, they unlock new features for the editor, including powerups, environments, and track pieces.
Lego Stunt Rally started development in 1998 asLego Moto; however, the name was changed for unknown reasons.[7]
The game was originally planned to feature free-roam driving, but during playtests kids frequently got lost when going off-road, so the driving was changed to be on rails to help players stay on the track.[7]
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