Oil Drum: Throws a barrel of crude oil at opponents, spinning them out.

Armor Repair: Resets the vehicle's health to 100 and removes all visible damage.

However, this also lowers grip and can cause you to slow down when caught on something.

Ripper Wheels: Deploys spikes from the player's car rims and damages nearby opponents.

XS-IVE (used as fire trucks in later missions).

Sweet 16 II (Seen on the website of one of the game's creators).

Sling Shot (Seen in pre-release screenshot with a design not seen on any real Sling Shot).

Speed Blaster (Seen on a billboard for 'Bert's Tuning and Performance').

Cabbin' Fever (Seen around the Game World).

*If playing on the GameCube, must be unlocked by pairing the Game Boy Advance version.

Grip: How capable the vehicle is of making sharp turns.

Armor: how resistant the vehicle is to damage.

There is nearly 50 cars across all versions.Įach vehicle was measured with a specific statistic, with one possessing a mastery of each stat. Most of them are playable, while some appear as background props or on signs. Velocity X features a large roster of Hot Wheels cars, all from between 19. Ammunition and turbo boost charge is usually acquired through stunt points and bonus point pickups.

The player's car is capable of stunts and turbo boosts, as well as the ability to collect and fire gadgets. Every mission is timed (excluding Joyrides, and Battles if specified) and gameplay is split across five worlds - Monument City, Turbine Sands, Crankshaft Bay, Burnout Glacier, and Underworld.

The game is a fairly standard racing and vehicle combat game. This page mostly covers the non-GBA versions. All versions have virtually the same gameplay, excluding the GBA version which followed a different story and had different cars. Hot Wheels Velocity X (subtitled Maximum Justice on the PlayStation 2) is a Hot Wheels game published by THQ and developed by the now-defunct Beyond Games for GameCube, PlayStation 2, PC, and Game Boy Advance.

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