Micro Maniacs Racing (2000)
Genres:Racing
Game modes:Single player, Split screen
Story:Micro Maniacs Racing is an unofficial sequel to the Micro Machines racing games and features a similar 3D perspective to the previous game, Micro Machines V3.
As with previous games, the racing environments are based in real-world locations such as kitchens, laboratories and gardens, played "zoomed in" due to the miniature nature of the racers
The 12 character choices (some of which are unlockable) are differentiated by various unique attack moves.
Instead of racing with vehicles, the Micro Maniacs race on foot.Show more
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