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Woody Woodpecker Racing

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Also known as
Pica-Pau Racing Woody Woodpecker no Go! Go! Racing ウッディウッドペッカーのゴー!ゴー!レーシング

Race in top-down 2D kart tournaments, using power-ups to unlock characters across sixteen tracks.

Woody Woodpecker Racing was released for Game Boy Color in 2000, the same year as the original game's debut on other platforms; the GBC version is a distinct release but shares the 2000 launch window.


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Released
2000
Perspective
Top-down
Size
337.21 KB
Rating
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About Woody Woodpecker Racing

Woody Woodpecker Racing is a top-down kart racing game for the Game Boy Color that adapts characters from the cartoon series. Its mechanics are directly inspired by the Mario Kart series, featuring tracks with boosts, ramps, and environmental hazards. Power-ups, including rockets, oil slicks, and invincibility, are collected by driving over star blocks.

Two primary tournament structures are available: Extreme and Grand Prix. Both use the same set of twelve three-track tournaments across sixteen unique courses. The challenging Extreme mode reduces the number of competitors as players advance by meeting qualifying positions, while Grand Prix maintains a full field and awards points for final placements. Winning gold trophies in these modes grants points used to purchase improved vehicle components.

Initially, six out of ten racers are selectable, with the remainder unlocked through tournament success. For solo practice, Sprint mode offers a single race against AI opponents, and Time Trial allows runs on empty tracks, optionally with a ghost car recording for comparison. The game also supports two-player competition via a link cable.

Woody Woodpecker Racing Screenshots

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Title Screen
Main Menu
Mode Selection
Before racing, you use points (unlocked by winning gold trophies) to allot your car parts.
Maintain a clean racing line to hit the speed boosts.
Just be careful. (Though you don't need to look <i>that</i> nervous.)
You'd be surprised how many things function as a jump ramp these days.
Oh no, a cliff!
Whew! Just a pseudo 3D effect.
You might want to be more careful about going over this kind of cliff.
Also, mind the water hazards.
These star blocks will give you random power-ups and weapons.