GameShark - Keen Games' TNT Racers has been gradually infiltrating consoles for the past year. Originally released for the Xbox 360 and PSP in February 2011, the game recently hit the Wii back in December and has now arrived on the PS3. While it's been a long time coming to this platform, the game was (mostly) worth the wait, since it's full of insanely goofy fun.
AWESOMEoutof10's Jose Cardoso knows that revenge is a dish best served repeatedly, long after you've lost and whenever you can. You're never safe. "As much as excess spite can give way to bitterness, opportunistic elimination systems hold the silver lining. You know the kind — you’re offered one last chance to do what you originally failed to, but with the potential consequences having more finality than you were able to muster yourself. Redemption may not translate to a returning presence in the game, but what’s always in your possession is the chance to pay what’s owed. An act of dual purpose — justice and remembrance."
"Producer at keen games, Thorsten Röpke, shed some light on the studio's experience with the WiiWare version of TNT Racers, and all that they have in store for TNT Racers: Nitro Machines Edition - currently in development for the Wii U eShop."
Röpke praised Nintendo’s improved efforts with the Wii U eShop, citing this as “one of the key reasons” behind their decision to now develop an enhanced version, currently exclusive to the platform.
Good to see nintendo made some effort to fix the bumps in the road (pun intended) for indie development on the wii-u
GIZORAMA - It’s been a long while since I have played a downloadable title that brought back awesome memories from my childhood. That’s not saying that downloadable games are bad by any means. It’s more so that most downloadable games that come out these days are so original that it would be hard for them to evoke nostalgic feelings (i.e. Journey, Limbo). That’s why TNT Racers surprised me so much. It isn’t anywhere near as original or groundbreaking as some of the downloadable title available these days, but it is an insanely good time that induced crazy amounts of yearning for the days of top down NES racers like Super Off Road.
