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4x4 Jam
Compatible with Dreamcast™ (DC™)
Works on all systems sold worldwide, a correct regional account may be required for online features.
Product Languages
| Language | English, French, Spanish, German, Italian, Portuguese |
Product Features
- 8 different tracks: Greenfields, Autumn, Desert, Frozen, Hawaii and Sand Dunes
- 9 licensed soundtracks
- Career mode with 32 different achivements – 4x4 Contest, Final Jam and Off-Road Championship
- 5 game modes – Jam, Off Road Race, Road Race, Free Ride, and Collector
- 10 unique off-road vehicles: 4x4 Truck, Buggy, Willy Top, Land Raider, Peak Climber, Wrecker
- Various difficulty levels
- High score and best lap time records
Item Description
4x4 JAM the most unique all-terrain off-road racing game you will ever see. Find yourself behind the wheels of off-road vehicles with tilted or tapped game control. The game offers 100% total freedom to race across the varied terrains without any limitations. Challenge your opponents on icy mountains or hot sand dunes and experience the excitement of hill climbing with custom built off-road vehicles. Jump over your opponents or roll down a steep hill - there are no rules and no boundaries in 4x4 Jam!
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airchomp (1) on 29, Oct. 2018 09:00 (HKT)
Great port of a simply fun game!
Having played this on the PSP back in it's heyday as a "Mini" title, this game packs a lot of content into a simple-yet-fun arcade-style offroad racer. You won't find this kind of full-throttle action in many other places on the Dreamcast, and it shines as an example of what can still be done with the classic SEGA console.
I can say from personal experience with the PSP variant that this is quite an upgrade from that version, too, boasting improved framerates, VMU / Memory Card support, analog triggers being utilized for acceleration, and an interface upgrade to boot. Some of the textures are even updated, such as the ones seen on the variety of off-road vehicles you get to drive.
As for gameplay, it holds true to being an arcade-styled racer, with some good physics and plenty of wide-open areas to race in. Netting cash for new cars isn't too hard, but still just the right amount of challenge to keep it interesting. You can count on some vehicles being better than others, but with the ability to play events with vehicles in the same class, it balances out.
When you finish up the campaign mode, you can keep coming back to previous events to nab cash for cars you missed, OR dig into the quick / free race mode, which has a sweet selection of courses and the option to free roam the maps with some CPU drivers or all by yourself, on the many terrains and environments this game provides.
All in all, while this may seem a little steeply priced for a game of it's caliber, it's well worth the buy and a sweet addition to any racing fan's gaming lineup. This isn't just off-road racing fun, but a prime example that the SEGA Dreamcast's still got some juice to it. It puts a smile on my face knowing that!
I can say from personal experience with the PSP variant that this is quite an upgrade from that version, too, boasting improved framerates, VMU / Memory Card support, analog triggers being utilized for acceleration, and an interface upgrade to boot. Some of the textures are even updated, such as the ones seen on the variety of off-road vehicles you get to drive.
As for gameplay, it holds true to being an arcade-styled racer, with some good physics and plenty of wide-open areas to race in. Netting cash for new cars isn't too hard, but still just the right amount of challenge to keep it interesting. You can count on some vehicles being better than others, but with the ability to play events with vehicles in the same class, it balances out.
When you finish up the campaign mode, you can keep coming back to previous events to nab cash for cars you missed, OR dig into the quick / free race mode, which has a sweet selection of courses and the option to free roam the maps with some CPU drivers or all by yourself, on the many terrains and environments this game provides.
All in all, while this may seem a little steeply priced for a game of it's caliber, it's well worth the buy and a sweet addition to any racing fan's gaming lineup. This isn't just off-road racing fun, but a prime example that the SEGA Dreamcast's still got some juice to it. It puts a smile on my face knowing that!
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