Powerdrome (PlayStation 2, 2004)

I thought this game would really suck since it was only $4 at Wal-mart. The game makes drome racing seem pretty fun with the career mode being fun. You start off in a crappy drome and when you start winning duels against other players you win their drome and use it. Buy it before you rent it though.

game was in great shape and husband enjoys!!!!!!!!!thanks alot:)i have really enjoyed the game also and we recieved the game very promptly:)

I was very pleased with this item. It was exactly what the seller described to me and was in perfect shape. Thank you so much for a great transaction...

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I like that the game is very easy to play, with different race tracks, drivers, and modes to play on. The game has good graphics, and is futuristic, even having your blade (vehicle) taking on damage.

Powerdrome is High Speed...and that is a plus. And The dealer is great to trade with...would buy more from this dealer.

this game sucked old dirty goat balls because there is no customization at all, other than that, totally cool dude.

I LOVE IT. MY KIDS WOULD PLAY IT ALL DAY LONG. THAT MENT THEY WEREN T FOLLOW ME AROUND
My main warning would be this: if you like complex physics, you might not enjoy this game. It's got pretty basic handling. Also, if you like games with powerful vehicle customizing tools, Powerdrome doesn't have anything like that. If you're a graphics junky, be forewarned that the graphics aren't anything spectacular - good enough for a typical racing game, but nothing that'll blow you away.
The game makes drome racing seem pretty fun with the career mode being fun.

I really enjoy Powerdrome for PS2. It reminds me a lot of the Star Wars Pod Racing game for N64, which I also enjoyed.

It's a pretty simple racing game - X to go, □ to brake. Your vehicle can accumulate damage, which you can repair (at a cost to speed). Drafting and ramming are both possible, and boosts can be accumulated by not crashing into stuff. The game is surprisingly long (there are a TON of races) and there are a lot of bonus items to unlock. The 2-player mode is also fun.

My main warning would be this: if you like complex physics, you might not enjoy this game. It's got pretty basic handling. Also, if you like games with powerful vehicle customizing tools, Powerdrome doesn't have anything like that. If you're a graphics junky, be forewarned that the graphics aren't anything spectacular - good enough for a typical racing game, but nothing that'll blow you away.

I would recommend this to any casual racing fans.