FX Racing Related Games

While it's better than the poor GameCube port of the original Crazy Taxi, ultimately, the only saving grace Road Rage has is that it's a Simpsons game.

The crash mode alone makes this game worth seeing, and the inclusion of the well-done championship and multiplayer modes makes it a must-own for fans of arcade racing.

Auto Modellista has a great look, but its gameplay unsuccessfully tries to straddle the line between simulation-style tuning options and arcade-style handling and collision physics.

There's enough meat on Burnout's bones to provide an engaging, albeit unoriginal, take on arcade racing.

With 20 tracks in 5 environments, this game sets out to capture the nostalgia and excitement of slot car racing, and includes 20 different cars varying in style from 1920s British race cars to American stock cars and Indy-style cars.

If you want a light-speed racer that looks and plays sharply while simultaneously offering some dramatic challenges, F-Zero GX is exactly what you're looking for.

Those who waited for the GameCube version of Extreme-G 3 have been rewarded with a superior version of the game.

The Sonic series takes to the track in the combat racing game, Sonic Riders.

Need for Speed Underground is very good. But with just a bit more variety to its tracks and a slightly better career mode, it definitely could have been much better.

This Formula 1 game will feature an innovative career mode in which players must attempt to go from rookie to world champion within four seasons.

In Need for Speed Most Wanted, you can try to become the most notorious street racer alive. Outrun both racers and cops to increase your reputation and move up the street racing blacklist.

THQ is bringing this high-flying driving game to the GameCube at the end of 2002.

NASCAR Thunder 2003 is a well-made, polished, and thoroughly playable game, and stock car racing fans should be quite pleased with it.