He/she can then select a car most suitable for the next race. During the championship, the player can adopt a strategy of adding more cars to his/her garage with the prospect of upgrading each car differently. Once a new Championship begins, you need to equip your garage with a car. The races are divided into different skill levels and different types of cars with the harder races carrying higher the prize money. To begin with, not all vehicles are immediately affordable race success will win rewards with which players can start buying more powerful vehicles. The objective is to collect money by winning races and then use that prize money to upgrade better, faster cars in order to win more advanced cars with which to race. Smash 4 $ means 'Smash for cash', an all new career mode where cars have to be purchased and upgraded. Only those players earning more than the required number of points in a race passes the stage. This means that in every race, there is a require points. The end credits are shown after completing Smash4$ and then it allows you to go round again if you want to gain more money and more cars.In every race, there is a 'required points' section. I go through all 25 tracks again but this time in a preset order. I try off the 3 super cars and jus manage to get the last one before the last few races. the last 3 of the 8 bonus cars are also unlocked during play of this mode.
You can store multiple cars in your garages. You also need to repair them after every race before you can continue and the more expensive the car, the more expensive the repair. In Part 2 I play Smash4$ (Smash for Cash) mode where you need to win money to buy cars and upgrade them. There is no ending for beating this mode. 5 of the 8 bonus cars are unlocked in this mode and you get a little fmv cut scene when winning each one. In Part 1 of this video I play through Wrecking Racing Mode where I play all 25 track and gain just enough points to scrape through to the next one.
The damage meter from DD64 is most welcome as once your armour is gone, you can take a certain amount of punishment before the car gives up, a much better system than the previous two games. There is also a limited turbo boost to get you going again should you come to a stop. You can race and smash in this game as you can keep up with the opponents while doing some damage. The game engine is reasonable for the time although slows down a lot when lots of cars are on screen. This game goes back to what made the original Destruction Derby work while adding some features of Destruction Derby 64. The game uses a 256x256 display mode and maybe best viewed setting your player to 16:9 to aspect correct it.
Reflections had moved on to make the driver series. Third game in the series and this time developed by Studio33 and published by Midway.
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