#TEST DRIVE 6 PRO#

The writers of IGN gave many different opinions to each of the game's system releases. Test Drive 6 received 'mixed' reviews on all platforms except the PC version, which received 'unfavourable' reviews, according to the review aggregation website GameRankings. A sequel was released exclusively for the Game Boy Color in 2000, called Test Drive 2001. It features a limited selection of licensed vehicles from the main game and tracks named after real world cities.

#TEST DRIVE 6 PRO#

The handheld version of the game is a RC Pro Am clone. Test Drive 6 was released on a black cartridge for the Game Boy and Game Boy Color. The mode also features Stop The Racers and Stop The Bomber modes wherein the player drives a police car in pursuits. Tournaments increase in length, difficulty and payout amounts by tier. The player wagers in-game currency on each race in the tournament and can receive an extra bonus payout for overall finishing position. The Race Menu career mode allows the player to purchase a vehicle from the Tier 1 dealership and provides them with tournaments to race in, limited by tier. Likewise, this mode has a small selection of cars from all classes available even if the player has not unlocked or purchased them in Race Menu. Single race allows players to choose a car and track and play it without any of the requirements or repercussions of career mode. The game features Single Race, 'Race Menu' (career) mode and a splitscreen multiplayer mode. Test Drive 6 is an arcade racing game similar to previous titles in the series.

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