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Hot Wheels: Velocity X (subtitled Maximum Justice on the PlayStation 2) is a vehicular combat game published by THQ and developed by Beyond Games for the PC, GameCube, and PlayStation 2. A portable version was additionally developed for the Game Boy Advance by Saffire.

Both versions of the game follow the exploits of Team Hot Wheels (not to be confused with the later Team Hot Wheels from the 2010s) as they fight and race to protect their cars from a band of criminal racing gangs; the plot differs depending on which of the two versions is played.

Synopsis (Console)[]

Max Justice is a high schooler and racing prodigy living in Monument City, the son of genius engineer and Hot Wheels creator Dr. Peter Justice. When an emergency call about an intruder forces him to abandon a street race, he returns to his home to find it ransacked and the family's robot mechanic Gearhead incapacitated. Freeing Gearhead, he immediately heads out again to stop intruders at his family's engineering plant; only to watch it be destroyed in an explosion. Another bomb is then planted elsewhere; Max manages to divert this one to a different target.

Gearhead discovers that the gang responsible used the bombs as a distraction: The local gang boss, Nitro, had his posse steal all of the Hot Wheels out of the engineering plant, as well as their primary target: A Prototype car and related computer discs for a project entitled "Velocity X". Max is then approached by one of the gang's bosses, Nitro, and is challenged to a race with the discs as the wager; After Max wins the race, Nitro reveals that he had already delivered them to somebody else. Heading out to Turbine Sands on the trail of the gang, Max learns from Dr. Justice that the contents of the Velocity X discs include the formula for a "Super Fuel" which greatly improves the performance of any car, and that the stolen Prototype is nuclear powered and capable of invisibility; likewise, along with planning to hijack a train and escape with some of the stolen cars, the gang is attempting to retrieve some uranium for the Prototype.

Gang boss Belcher challenges Max to a bet over the uranium, annoyed that his operation is being messed with; but Max angers Belcher, causing him to put the deal off. Max defeats him in a fight and presses for information, but stops when Belcher implies that his friend Sparky has been spying on the gang in Crankshaft Bay and is at risk of retaliation. In the process of rescuing her from trouble, he retrieves a map Sparky had found which lists the names of both Dr. Justice and an unknown "Otto von Diesel". Dr. Justice is reluctant to talk about Otto when asked; instead sending Max to retrieve a car he notes as valuable. Max does so, but has to fight off the gang in the process; as it suddenly develops that they had been using their own assistant robot, Metacog, to spy on the team.

Retrieving the car, Dr. Justice explains that it contains an encrypted backup of the Velocity X data in it's trunk; it will be slow to decode. Gang boss Fast Lane then takes her shot at challenging Max for the uranium, on Otto's behest; even with her gang trying to stop him prior, Max wins the ensuing race. Gearhead pieces the map together, discovering that it depicts Burnout Glacier, and exposits Otto's history with Dr. Justice to Max: The two had worked together designing vehicles for Dr. Justice's Hot Wheels engineering team, but Otto was later dismissed for, ostensibly, bypassing safety procedures. Gearhead then spies on Otto's communications just in time to hear Metacog lay out a plan to activate Burnout Glacier's dormant volcano, which Max thwarts.

The gang's intentions with this were to collect volcanic gases, an ingredient in the super fuel. Likewise, Dr. Justice sends Max to go retrieve a collection canister of his from the volcano afterwards, so that they cannot steal it as a backup; something which another gang boss, Slick, uses to challenge Max, again, to a wager; by betting information on Otto's hideout against the gas collector. Slick flees after his defeat, leaving a map leading to Otto's hideout behind. Gearhead finally decrypts the data cube by this point, and unveils the true intentions of the Velocity X project: To construct a time machine, with the combined powers of the invisibility and the super fuel.

Dr. Justice had recognized the danger inherent in the concept, and ended the project; but Otto couldn't get over the possibilities, leaving Dr. Justice no choice but to fire him. Dr. Justice guesses that Otto is motivated by revenge; and that he wants to take it by using the power of Velocity X to stop the production of Hot Wheels. However, he's still missing something: A "Temporal Transmission", required to control where the Prototype will go in time. At this point, Otto's second-in-command (and Metacog's creator) Rupert appears; he has the Velocity X discs, and offers the team a shot to get them back; on the condition that they retrieve and bet the temporal transmission in a race. Max wins, but unlike with the gang bosses Rupert does not uphold the wager: While he does gives the team the discs back, the gang bosses have escaped with the transmission. Gearhead tracks where they're headed, the location of Otto's hideout: "Underworld", a network of sewer pipes and other tunnels beneath Monument City. Chasing them down, Max faces off with and defeats the four in one-on-two fights, retrieving the transmission.

Otto finally reveals himself afterwards, along with the details of his plan: To go back in time and prevent Dr. Justice from existing, thus wiping out all Hot Wheels (and Max). While the team had been on the trail of the discs, he had backed up the Velocity X files onto his computer and used the time his gang bought him to assemble the required components. Even with Rupert attempting to stop him, Max manages to break into the hideout and destroy Otto's computer and the copied Velocity X data inside; then, he pursues Otto and defeats him in a final battle against the Prototype, leading to his arrest.

Otto escapes custody not long afterwards; but with his plans foiled, the team is safe. Dr. Justice is able to return to work, and Max, takes the Prototype—and, bringing Sparky along with, finally gets to have the race he had to bail from.

Synopsis (Portable)[]

As team Hot Wheels: Dr. Justice (here known as "The Professor"), Max, Sparky, and Muscles (created by Saffire), develop a new prototype car, Metacog suddenly incapacitates them with a "hypnotic headlight", allowing all of the cars to be stolen right out of their headquarters by the gang bosses and Otto von Diesel. Gearhead, being a robot, is unaffected; allowing him to wake the team and tell them what happened. Dr. Justice promptly upgrades Gearhead to be able to drive, and sends him out to retrieve the cars from the gang bosses; along with parts of the prototype car, which were also stolen and are being misused by Otto in a vengeful effort to destroy all Hot Wheels cars.

By challenging the differing gangs across five areas—first downtown Monument City, then unnamed Desert, Beach, Snow, and Woods areas, Gearhead tracks down and defeats five gang bosses; first Slick, then Nitro, Fast Lane, Rupert, and finally Belcher. The bosses constantly try to thwart Gearhead before he can race and battle them for parts; whether it be by sending their drivers after him, putting obstacles in his path, sapping his battery charge with a prototype part, or simply refusing to challenge him unless he can prove his worth in some challenge.

After Gearhead retrieves all of the prototype parts from the bosses, Otto swoops in; stealing them and assembling the prototype car. After battling the five gang bosses, Gearhead confronts Metacog and Otto in a fight; despite Otto doing everything he can to stop Gearhead, using the prototype's nigh-invulnerable shielding and even a gadget which shrinks Gearhead's car, the two are defeated and the day saved.

Gameplay[]

The game is a fairly standard racing and vehicle combat game. Every mission is timed (excluding Joyrides, and Battles if specified) and gameplay is split across five worlds - Monument City, Turbine Sands, Crankshaft Bay, Burnout Glacier, and Underworld.

The player's car is capable of stunts and turbo boosts, as well as the ability to collect and fire gadgets. Ammunition and turbo boost charge is usually acquired through stunt points and bonus point pickups.

Hot Wheels Velocity X--Gameplay

Gameplay of Velocity X on the console version.

In the main Adventure mode, the player has to beat all 14 missions, while completing tasks in each one. These tasks vary from destroying a few vehicles, collecting items, racing/battling a boss, and more. The game's missions take place across 5 different locations, with three missions in each world; except for the final world, which only has 2 missions.

In the GBA version, the story mode is simply races mixed with tasks given by the Professor such as destroying other vehicles and collecting items. At the end of each, a boss is raced.

In the Challenge mode, the player has to complete all 18 challenges. Each challenge comes with various tasks, such as achieving "x" Stunt points, collecting "x" gears, or reaching the finish before the clock hits 00:00. Along the way, new vehicles, as well as new race/battle maps and weapons, are unlocked. In the GBA version the Challenges are Battle, where the player destroys opponents; and Tag, where the player rams opponents.

The game also has a Drag Race mode, a Battle mode, and a Joyride mode. The Drag Race and Battle modes are both single-player and multiplayer (except in the PC version of the game). The Joyride, in essence, is free roam. The player can also unlock cars in Joyride by collecting all ten gears or finding the hidden key in each map. These modes are absent in the GBA version.

The player begins with six vehicles, and three in the GBA version. The game has 27 additional vehicles that can be unlocked by successfully completing various challenges and missions. Each car is rated on its speed, grip, stunt, and armor.

Vehicles[]

Velocity X features a large roster of Hot Wheels cars, all from between 1998 and 2002. Most of them are playable, while some appear as background props or on signs. There is nearly 50 cars across all versions.

The full list of playable vehicles in the Console and GBA versions, in the order in which they appear, are below:

  • Console
    • Twin Mill 2
    • At-A-Tude
    • Overbored 454
    • MS-T Suzuka
    • Super Tuned
    • Sooo Fast
    • Flashfire
    • Mega-Duty
    • Muscle Tone
    • Sho-Stopper
    • Hammered Coupe
    • Jaded
    • Way 2 Fast
    • Deora II
    • Hyper Mite
    • Power Pistons
    • Evil Twin
    • Surf Crate
    • Rigor Motor
    • Lakester
    • Splittin' Image 2
    • Greased Lightnin'
    • Hyperliner
    • Maelstrom
    • Sol-Aire CX4
    • Surfin' School Bus
    • Vulture
    • Arachnorod
    • Krazy 8s
    • Shadow Jet
    • HW Prototype 12
    • Power Rocket
    • Jet Threat 3.0
  • GBA
    • Lakester
    • Purple Passion
    • Hooligan
    • Evil Twin
    • Sooo Fast
    • Roll Cage
    • Screamin' Hauler
    • Rigor Motor
    • Phaeton
    • Flashfire
    • Arachnarod (Arachnorod)
    • Twinmill II (Twin Mill II)
    • Krazy 8S
    • MX-48 Turbo
    • Surf Crate
    • Greased Lightnin'
    • Vulture
    • XT-3
    • Maelstrom
    • MS-T Suzuka
    • Demon
    • Phantastique
    • Super Tuned
    • Hammered Coupe
    • Splittin' Image (Splittin' Image 2)
    • Shredster
    • Vulture Roadster
    • Shadow Jet
    • XS-IVE (used as fire truck in later missions)

Each vehicle was measured with a specific statistic, with one possessing a mastery of each stat.

  • Speed: how fast the vehicle can go.
  • Armor: how resistant the vehicle is to damage.
  • Grip: How capable the vehicle is of making sharp turns.
  • Stunt: the car's stunting capability.

Starters[]

Model Name Screenshot:
Console Version
Screenshot:
GBA Version
Real World Counterpart
(or closest)
Photo: Real World Counterpart
(or closest)
MS-T Suzuka
MS-T Suzuka
MS-T Suzuka VXG First Edition
2001 First Editions
Mstsuzuka
Sooo Fast
SoooFast Vx
Sooo Fast VXG
2001 First Editions
Sooo Fast white pearl 2001 First Editions
Super Tuned
Supertuned
Super Tuned VXG
2001 First Editions
28738-a
Overbored 454*
OVERBORED454
2002 First Editions
Overbored 454 2002
At-A-Tude*
AT-A-TUDE VX
2000 Speed Blaster
At-A-Tude Gry
Twin Mill II*
TwinMill2
Twin Mill II Velocity X GBA
2001 Extreme Sports
Twin-mill-II-2001-red

*If playing on the GameCube, must be unlocked by pairing the Game Boy Advance version.

Unlocked by Adventure[]

Model Name Screenshot:
Console Version
Screenshot:
GBA Version
Real World Counterpart
(or closest)
Photo: Real World Counterpart
(or closest)
Muscle Tone
Muscletone
2001 Mainline
Muscle tone black metallic 2001
Hammered Coupe
Hammered coupe
Hammered Coupe Velocity X GBA Version
Console: 2000 First Editions
GBA: 2001 Treasure Hunt
Hammered Coupe Prp

Hammered Coupe - 01TH
Jaded
Jaded VX
2002 First Editions
FE Jaded
Hyper Mite
HYPERMITEVX
2002 Mainline
Hyper Mite20220226 225525
Power Pistons
Powerpistons VX
2001 Mainline / 2001 Spider Slam 5-Pack
Power Pistons Org
Evil Twin
EvilTWIN Vx
Evil Twin VXG
2001 First Editions
Evil Twin Prpl
Hyperliner
Hyper Liner VX
2002 First Editions
Hyperliner - 02FE
Maelstrom
Maelstrom VX
MAELSTROM VXG
2001 First Editions
FE Maelstrom
Splittin' Image 2
Splittin Image 2 VX
Hot Wheels - Velocity X GBA Splittin Image II
2001 Fireball 5-Pack
Fireball Splittin' Image II
Greased Lightnin'
Greased Lightnin' VX
Greased Lightnin' VXG
Console: 2001 Rod Squadron
GBA: 2000 First Editions
CIMG2787

Greased Lightning 5sp
Vulture
VULTURE VX
Vulture VXG
Console: 2000 First Editions
GBA: 2001 Treasure Hunt
VulturePR5

Vulture - 01TH
Arachnorod
Arachnorod VX
Arachnorod VXG
Console: 2001 Mainline
GBA: 2000 First Editions
137 - Arachnorod China

Arachnorod
Sol-Aire CX4
Sol-Aire-CX4 Vx
2000 Tony Hawk Skate
Sol-Aire Wht3SP
HW Prototype 12
HW Prototype 12
2002 First Editions
HW Prototype 12 Or5sp

Unlocked by Challenge[]

Model Name Screenshot:
Console Version
Screenshot:
GBA Version
Real World Counterpart
(or closest)
Photo: Real World Counterpart
(or closest)
Sho-Stopper
SearedTuner
2000 First Editions
Seared Tuner - 00FE 3SP
Surf Crate
Surf Crate VX 2
Surf Crate VXG
Console: 2001 Skateboarders 5-Pack
GBA: 2000 First Editions
Surf Crate Slv
Surf Crate Prp
Krazy 8s
Krazy8s VX
KRAZY 8S VXG
2001 First Editions
Krazy 8s BluR

Unlocked by Gears in Joyride[]

Model Name Screenshot:
Console Version
Screenshot:
GBA Version
Real World Counterpart
(or closest)
Photo: Real World Counterpart
(or closest)
Flashfire
Flashfire VX
FLASHFIRE VXG
2001 Mainline
2001 Flashfire 165
Deora II
Deora 2 VX
2001 Skateboarders 5-Pack
2001 Skateboarders 5-Pack Deora II-BBB01
Rigor Motor
RIGORMOTOR VX
Rigor Motor VXG
2001 Skull & Crossbones
Rigor Motor OrgL
Shadow Jet
Shadow Jet 1
Hot Wheels - Velocity X GBA Shadow Jet 1
2001 Mainline
Shadow Jet silver
Jet Threat 3.0
Jet Threat 3.0 VX
2001 First Editions
JT3FE

Unlocked by Hidden Key[]

Model Name Screenshot:
Console Version
Screenshot:
GBA Version
Real World Counterpart
(or closest)
Photo: Real World Counterpart
(or closest)
Mega-Duty
Mega Duty
2001 First Editions
Mega-Duty Slv
Way 2 Fast
Way2fast VX
2000 Mainline
Way 2 Fast grey 5sp wheels 2000
Lakester
Lakester VX
Lakester VXG
2001 Rod Squadron
Lakester camouflage
Surfin' School Bus
Surfin' School-Bus VX
2001 First Editions
Surfin School Bus Yel
Power Rocket
Power Rocket
2001 Mainline
Power Rocket 2

Prop Vehicles[]

Model Name Screenshot:
Console Version
Screenshot:
GBA Version
Real World Counterpart
(or closest)
Photo: Real World Counterpart
(or closest)
Notes
Cabbin' Fever
Truck-CabbinFever-2000FirstEditions
N/A 2000 First Editions
2000 Cabin First Edition
Seen around the Game World
Semi-Fast
Truck-SemiFast-1999FirstEditions
N/A 1999 First Editions
Semi-Fast Red
Seen around the Game World
Letter Getter/S.W.A.T. Van/Combat Medic
UtilityVan-SWAT-1979SceneMachines
N/A 1979 Scene Machines
1980 SWAT van scene machine
Seen around the Game World
Speed Blaster
Cars-BertsTuning
N/A 2000 Tony Hawk Series
Speed Blaster Org
Seen on a billboard for 'Bert's Tuning and Performance'
Hauler
Truck-OrangeHaulers-2000
N/A Hot Wheels Haulers
2001-Hot-Wheels-Haulers-Hot-Rod-Canvas
Seen on a billboard advertising hauling services | No Fandom page exists yet for this variant
Dodge D-50
HW VX Car
N/A 1985 Real Riders
Dodge D-50 Wht
Seen around the Game World (Crankshaft Bay) | Car seems to be unfinished in-game (graphics on model are mixed-up)
'67 Camaro
Muscle-67Camaro-1991CaliforniaCustom
N/A 1991 California Customs
IMG 2594
Seen around the Game World
Midnight Otto
HotRod-MidnightOtto-CustomGreenPurple
N/A N/A N/A Seen around the Game World
Air Racer (Black)
Cars-BertsTuning
N/A Shogun Racers
AirRacer-ShoGunRacersEpisodeII
Seen on a billboard for 'Bert's Tuning and Performance'
Grave Digger
MonsterTruck-GraveDiggerSting-RevTredz
N/A Monster Jam Rev Tredz
MonsterJam-GraveDigger-RevTredz-Walmart
Seen on a billboard advertising a monster trucking event
Sting
MonsterTruck-GraveDiggerSting-RevTredz
N/A Monster Jam Rev Tredz
89322
Seen on a billboard advertising a monster trucking event
Shoe Box
Classic-ShoeBox-2000FirstEditions
N/A 2000 First Editions
Shoe Box YelPR5R
Seen around the Game World
Generic (Art)
Sport-Orange-SpeedShop
N/A N/A N/A Seen on a billboard advertising a 'speed shop' (unknown IRL car, unsure if exact IRL variant exists)
1950 Ford Custom Deluxe Club Coupe
Classic-Red
N/A N/A N/A Seen around the Game World (unsure if IRL variant exists)
1964 Chevrolet Bel Air Nomad
Van-Mint
N/A N/A N/A Seen around the Game World (unknown IRL car, unsure if exact IRL variant exists)
1949 Ford Custom Club Coupe
Classic-YellowBlack
N/A N/A N/A Seen around the Game World (unknown IRL car, unsure if exact IRL variant exists)
1964 Dodge A100
Truck-BlueSilver
N/A N/A N/A Seen around the Game World (unknown IRL car, unsure if exact IRL variant exists)
Peterbilt Cement Mixer
Truck-CementMixer
N/A 1989 Hot Wheels Workhorses
Peterbuilt Cement Mixer - 5641ef
Seen around the Game World
Generic
Truck-Custom-Blue
N/A N/A N/A Seen around the Game World (unknown IRL car, unsure if exact IRL variant exists)
Generic
Van-Green
N/A N/A N/A Seen around the Game World (unknown IRL car, unsure if exact IRL variant exists)
Generic
Van-WhiteOrange-Surfboards
N/A N/A N/A Seen around the Game World (unknown IRL car, unsure if exact IRL variant exists)
Generic
Construction-Bulldozer
N/A N/A N/A Seen around the Game World (unknown IRL car, unsure if exact IRL variant exists)
1950 Ford Crestliner
Classic-Orange-Pink
N/A N/A N/A Seen around the Game World (unknown IRL car, unsure if exact IRL variant exists)
'67 Camaro
Muscle-Green
N/A 15th Anniversary Belt Buckle 3-Pack
15th Anniversary
Seen around the Game World
1973 Datsun 710
Muscle-Purple
N/A N/A N/A Seen around the Game World (unknown IRL car, unsure if exact IRL variant exists)
1973 Datsun 710
Muscle-White
N/A N/A N/A Seen around the Game World (unknown IRL car, unsure if exact IRL variant exists)
Hauler (Purple tank)
Truck-Custom-Purple
N/A Hot Wheels Haulers
HW-Haulers-Purple-2001
Seen around the Game World
1964 Ford Falcon Squire
Van-Brown
N/A N/A N/A Seen around the Game World (unknown IRL car, unsure if exact IRL variant exists)
1964 Ford Falcon Squire
Van-Red
N/A N/A N/A Seen around the Game World (unknown IRL car, unsure if exact IRL variant exists)
Panoz LMP-1 Roadster S N/A
Downtown-PanozLMP-1RoadsterS2001FirstEditions
2001 First Editions
Panozlmp
Seen on a billboard around the Game World
Toyota Celica N/A
Downtown-ToyotaCelica2001FirstEditions
2001 First Editions
Celica - 01FE
Seen on a billboard around the Game World

Beta Vehicles[]

Model Name Screenshot:
Console Version
Real World Counterpart
(or closest)
Photo: Real World Counterpart
(or closest)
Notes
Fandango
Fandango2001FirstEditions-HotWheelsVelocityXEarlyCode16thJuly2002
2001 First Editions
2001 First Edition Fandango
From PS2 Beta Build
Jester
Jester2002FirstEditions-HotWheelsVelocityXEarlyCode16thJuly2002
2002 First Editions
017.02
From PS2 Beta Build
Sweet 16 II
Sweet16II2001SpiderSlam5Pack-HotWheelsVelocityXEarlyCode16thJuly2002
2001 Spider Slam 5-Pack
Sweet 16 II Brown
From PS2 Beta Build
Sling Shot
Beta Sling Shot
N/A N/A No real world counterpart

Exclusive to Game Boy Advance[]

Model Name Screenshot:
GBA Version
Real World Counterpart
(or closest)
Photo: Real World Counterpart
(or closest)
Hooligan
HOOLIGAN VXG
2002 Hot Rod Magazine
Hooligan GrnR
MX48 Turbo
MX48 Turbo 2
2000 First Editions
MX48 Turbo blue metallic 5sp 2000
Phaeton
Phaeton 2
2000 Hot Rod Magazine
Phaeton Red
Phantastique
PHANTASTIQUE VXG
2001 Logo-Motive
Phantastique red 2001 Loco-motive series
Purple Passion
Purple Passion VXG
2001 Monsters
Passion AGENTAIR 10
Roll Cage
Roll Cage VXG
2001 Mainline
Roll Cage Red
Screamin' Hauler
SCREAMIN' HAULER VXG
2001 Skull & Crossbones
Screaminhauler
Shredster
Shredster
2001 First Editions
Shredster Yelorg
Demon
The Demon VXG
2001 Mainline
The Demon BlkL
Vulture Roadster
GBA-VultureRoadster2001FirstEditions
2001 First Editions
Vulture Roadster R
XS-IVE
(used as fire trucks in later missions)
Forest-XSIVE-2001FirstEditions
2001 First Editions
FE XS-IVE
XT-3
XT 3 Velocity X GBA
2000 Mainline
XT-3 MRed

Gadgets[]

  • Ripper Wheels: Deploys spikes from the player's wheels and damages nearby opponents; tends to misbehave around ramps and props.
  • Armor Repair: Resets the vehicle's health to 100 and removes all visible damage; enemies who use it are healed less.
  • Oil Drum: Throws a barrel of crude oil at opponents, spinning them out.
  • Laser Cannon: A powerful, accurate, blue sniper shot. Requires careful aiming.
  • Sonic Boom: Produces a shockwave that does weak damage and causes enemies to spin out.
  • Atom Blaster: Twin machine guns that fire yellow particles.
  • Freon Bomb: Launches a bouncing and sliding icy bomb from a catapult.
  • Energy Shield: Momentarily renders the user immune to damage.
  • Jet Boosters: Gives the player an uncontrollable boost in speed; also damages nearby cars.
  • Super Zapper: Fires a lightning bolt that electrocutes its target and does slow damage-over-time.
  • Magnet Mine: Fires a magnetic bomb that gravitates towards the nearest enemy.
  • Doom Disks: Fires three homing disks that deal high damage if properly spaced.
  • Quantum Annihilator: The strongest gadget; a red-and-gold "fully charged" Laser Cannon; it can only be used in one mission or with an unlockable cheat. Allegedly, completing both the mission and challenge series in hardest difficulty adds this item permanently: an on screen prompt on completing all challenges successfully on highest difficulty teases a 'special item' when the missions are completed on the same difficulty, however there has yet to be any successful attempts documented by any player to complete both requirements as of 2024, over two decades after the game's release.

Trivia[]

  1. The PC version of the game came bundled with a special edition version of the First Editions 40 Somethin', bearing THQ and Velocity X tampos and RL5SP tires.
  2. There is a billboard advertising a Monster Jam event, showing off Grave Digger and Sting.
  3. There is a list of cheats in the PlayStation 2 version that are unlocked by completing certain tasks in some challenges, e.g. unlocking all cars, all gadgets, etc.

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