dsgameshub - TrackMania®DS, the most heart-pounding stunt-filled racing game ever to burn rubber on Nintendo DS™. Master over 100 high-flying courses, use the powerful track design system to make your own stages, and then challenge friends to race your twisting, winding creations. Feel your pulse quicken as you thrust into a loop. Brace yourself as you fly off a ramp to the heavens. The thrills never cease, the possibilities are endless. Dream it, design it Drive it!...
Key the ignition, rev up, and launch into the most exciting racer on Nintendo DS™. Over 100 tracks geared for blazing fast racing action - each loaded with daring jumps, thrilling loops, crazy ramps, and a host of other insane stunts - are just the start. The thrills never cease, the possibilities are endless. Dream it, design it... Drive it! Available March 2009. For more information, visit: atlus...
Breaking the established rules of the racing genre, the TrackMania series has created a whole new set of road rules in just a few years and proven that it is far more than just another racing game. Created by French studio Nadeo, TrackMania continues to attract millions of players worldwide. With only one month to go before its November launch on the Nintendo DS™, we are pleased to unveil a new trailer for the game, showcasing the famous TrackMania track editor, which has been thoroughly recreated on the DS! With more than...
Key the ignition, rev up, and launch into the most exciting racer on Nintendo DS™. Over 100 tracks geared for blazing fast racing action - each loaded with daring jumps, thrilling loops, crazy ramps, and a host of other insane stunts - are just the start. The thrills never cease, the possibilities are endless. Dream it, design it... Drive it! Available March 2009. For more information, visit: atlus...
Release Date: Q4/2008 Platforms: Nintendo Ds Publisher: Focus Home Interactive Developer: Firebrand Games Genres: Racing ESRB: RP Drive at mind-blowing speeds on incredible tracks made of jumps, loops, turbo boost pads, and more!...
