XGIII: Extreme G Racing

XGIII: Extreme G Racing

released on Dec 27, 2001

XGIII: Extreme G Racing

released on Dec 27, 2001

XGIII: Extreme G Racing is a futuristic racing game. Six teams are competing to win a racing championship, the player taking control of any of the two riders available in each team. The game retains the action elements of the previous titles: as before, opponents will try to sabotage the race, and the player-controlled character is able to answer them with his own arsenal of weapons. Unlike the previous installments, weapons cannot be picked up on the road: the player has to purchase them with the money earned after a successful race. All weapons now deplete the player's weapon bar with each shot. Another change is the absence of the "nitro" boosts utilized in the previous entries; they have been replaced with a turbo system, where using the boost drains energy from the player character's shields.


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XGIII: Extreme G Racing is a blisteringly fast futuristic racer that pushes the limits of speed and gravity-defying tracks. The bikes handle responsively, weapons add a layer of strategic chaos, and the pounding soundtrack fuels the adrenaline rush. While visually impressive for its time, XGIII lacks course variety and its difficulty curve can be punishingly steep at times. Nonetheless, for those who crave a pure, white-knuckled sense of speed, XGIII delivers a thrilling experience.

I played this for nostalgic reasons, as I used to play it on the GameCube. It's fine; it's just a little too simple to win every race.

Good gameplay but poor too, depressive environment.

Fun, high-speed racing game akin to F-Zero, however you have weaponry that allows you to take out enemy racers. Controls well and is very enjoyable to play.