System Rush

by Idea Works 3D

Product Features

• Unique game-world settings in 5 world locations with 15 different tracks and multiple configurations
• 50 Individual, high-speed races, 15 gang boss vehicles to beat and 5 Kingpin track bosses to destroy
• Co-Vec (vehicle) pickups & boosters
• Vehicle tricks and stunts to master

Product Details

• ASIN: B000EI5XYG
• Product Dimensions: 4 x 0.5 x 6 inches
• Media: Video Game
• Average Customer Review: 5.0 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (1 customer review)
• Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #65,020 in Video Games (See Top 100 in Video Games)

Product Description

System Rush is a futuristic racing game set in an amazing 3D world of virtual race tracks, competing hackers, and high security networks. Speed your way through the system to infiltrate the security levels one by one and take back what is rightfully yours! You are a hacker in danger of being framed for global cyber crime, thanks to some rival "black hat" hackers working for an evil multinational corporation. They have stolen the application you created to use it for criminal purposes. To clear your name and stop the villains you have to step up, step on it and take back the network! You'll have to race through fifty action packed races on virtual tracks located in corporate networks around the world. Beat the hacker gangs, bosses and network defences, recapture the code, and destroy the corrupt multinational syndicate. After beating a few track bosses you can take your skills and upgraded rides to the Arena, where you can compete in various online race modes, view player profiles and unlock limited edition vehicles. You can also go head to head with a friend over Bluetooth.

Customer Reviews

Most Helpful Customer Reviews

5.0 out of 5 stars Suddenly made N-Gage owners VERY proud!!, June 29, 2011

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Jonathan M. Dogey "dogeymon" (San Mateo, CA USA) - See all my reviews
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This review is from: System Rush (Video Game)

The nokia n-Gage was definitely an ill-conceived console to say the least. But at the time it offered so much more than a gameboy advance. Multimedia applications, palm os-like functions, cellular calling capability, emulators for old game consoles, and playstation quality graphics. All it needed to really be a hit was great games, and waiting for those required patience. That patience paid off with System Rush. Next to Splinter Cell Chaos Theory, it's arguably the best looking and greatest N-Gage title ever released. I would have said that its graphics almost rivaled the likes of Nintendo DS. Its a futuristic looking racing title that looks like a cross between Wipeout for Playstation, and Walt Disneys TRON. The storyline in the one player mode places you in the midst of two hackers who are trying to take down several networks run by, I suppose, a bunch of "corrupt rich guys who must be stopped" (your guess is as good as mine) and each level plays like a racer but is actually supposed to represent you virtually hacking into their network. You progress through several different levels of difficulty in each of the 5 worlds or so, and each level is filled with several powerups, as well as other drone racers that you must outrun and even destroy. They, as well as you, have a life meter for your craft that when depleted means your virtual craft explodes in a blast of pixels. My only beef with this game is that it is a little too short of game. But it offers great replay value with multiplayer Bluetooth support. In it's heyday it also features online scoreboards and ghost times to race against which was kind of cool, but all ngage servers are long gone now. The graphics get an A grade as well as the phenomenal sound effects and killer soundtrack. If you're into collecting for N-Gage, this title is must have no doubt about it.