Juiced: Eliminator
A PSP racing sequel with an elimination-style mode.
Juice Games and THQ released Juiced: Eliminator for the PSP in 2006. This sequel to the 2005 racing game Juiced reboots the story and places players in a new career in Angel City. A key addition is the Eliminator mode, which removes the last-place racer after each lap.
Quick Facts
- Series
- Juiced
- Genre
- Racing
- Modes
- Single-player, Multiplayer
- Platforms
- PlayStation Portable, Mobile
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Plot
The game follows the player's racing career in the fictional Angel City. A new crew leader named Nina initially shows little respect for newcomers but offers the player a car and proposes a wager. Defeating Nina unlocks additional gameplay options and makes her an ally, granting access to more race events and recognition from other crew leaders.
Gameplay
Juiced: Eliminator includes six race types: Circuit, Point-to-Point, Sprint, Showoff, Eliminator, and Relay Race. Circuit races require completing laps on a closed track. Point-to-Point is a linear race without laps. Sprint is a drag-style mode available only with manual transmission, featuring a three-heat series scored by points. Showoff is a timed stunt event involving donut spins, bootleg turns, 360s, J-turns, and drifting. Eliminator eliminates the last-place driver each lap until one remains. Relay Race involves car switching at set intervals in team formats like 2-2-2 or 3-3. A Career Challenge mode offers time-limited races assigned by crew leaders.
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