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* InfinityPlusOneSword: Present in all of the HG games, typically as an endgame or postgame reward.
** HG 2 gives you all of them after completing the stamp book which requires doing just about everything in the game, like the [[spoiler:Devil Engine]] which has an insane 3000 power (5 times more powerful than the second most powerful engine). It's actually so powerful that sometimes trying to drive in reverse will allow the player to drive faster in reverse than they would go forward. On top of that, it actually doesn't consume any fuel, a trait unique to this engine. This even allows players that ran out of fuel to continue going at top speeds as There's also the [[spoiler:Devil Tires]], which has stats so high that they are labelled as "unimaginable", but the player essentially gets perfect grip regardless of surface. Even if it's on snow or ice. In fact, the grip is so high that it's actually impossible to get any points in curling because the grip prevents the sliding that's required and it's not possible to get enough distance.
** HG 4 gives quite a few options too. Most of them typically have to be created through synthesizing. One of the most notable items are the [[spoiler:Devil's Tires]]. This partially solves one of the more annoying things in the game, spinning out. There's also the [[spoiler:Angel Engine]] which can't be made until the postgame as one of the synthesis parts required to create it (the [[spoiler:shining piston]]) is unobtainable until then, which is given to the player as a gift after [[spoiler:Norahike]] leaves. When obtained, it has the highest acceleration in the game. In fact, it is so high that sometimes the speedometer will glitch out due to the really high acceleration stat while trying to calculate it.
** HG 2 gives you all of them after completing the stamp book which requires doing just about everything in the game, like the [[spoiler:Devil Engine]] which has an insane 3000 power (5 times more powerful than the second most powerful engine). It's actually so powerful that sometimes trying to drive in reverse will allow the player to drive faster in reverse than they would go forward. On top of that, it actually doesn't consume any fuel, a trait unique to this engine. This even allows players that ran out of fuel to continue going at top speeds as There's also the [[spoiler:Devil Tires]], which has stats so high that they are labelled as "unimaginable", but the player essentially gets perfect grip regardless of surface. Even if it's on snow or ice. In fact, the grip is so high that it's actually impossible to get any points in curling because the grip prevents the sliding that's required and it's not possible to get enough distance.
** HG 4 gives quite a few options too. Most of them typically have to be created through synthesizing. One of the most notable items are the [[spoiler:Devil's Tires]]. This partially solves one of the more annoying things in the game, spinning out. There's also the [[spoiler:Angel Engine]] which can't be made until the postgame as one of the synthesis parts required to create it (the [[spoiler:shining piston]]) is unobtainable until then, which is given to the player as a gift after [[spoiler:Norahike]] leaves. When obtained, it has the highest acceleration in the game. In fact, it is so high that sometimes the speedometer will glitch out due to the really high acceleration stat while trying to calculate it.
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* DevelopersForesight: There's a ski jumping minigame where the player is intended to drive off a ramp and see how far they can go. If the player attempts to bring a flight wing in to the minigame, the game will remove it before the minigame starts so they can't use it. If one bypasses this with hacks (like with the debug menu), it will reveal that a lot of the map is unloaded, there's just White Mountain and a small amount of Mushroom Road, which will limit the player to 1099 meters.
* DiskOneNuke: Early on, one can go to Papaya Island and unlock the Jet Turbine at the start of the game. Using this will make the rank C and most of rank B class races much easier, even without perfectly optimal parts. Until the player starts Rank A races, no other racer (unless a teammate is equipped with one) will ever have one.
** Heck, the player could do most of the game without doing much racing. The player could finish most of My City and get some of the better parts in the game while still in the Rank C races. Then when they do actual racing, they would absolutely blow the competition away. If the player also does this while having teammates equipped with strong parts, they would make even more money due to their high placing.
* DiskOneNuke: Early on, one can go to Papaya Island and unlock the Jet Turbine at the start of the game. Using this will make the rank C and most of rank B class races much easier, even without perfectly optimal parts. Until the player starts Rank A races, no other racer (unless a teammate is equipped with one) will ever have one.
** Heck, the player could do most of the game without doing much racing. The player could finish most of My City and get some of the better parts in the game while still in the Rank C races. Then when they do actual racing, they would absolutely blow the competition away. If the player also does this while having teammates equipped with strong parts, they would make even more money due to their high placing.
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* DevelopersForesight: There's a ski jumping minigame where the player is intended to drive off a ramp and see how far they can go. If the player attempts to bring a flight wing in to the minigame, the game will remove it before the minigame starts so they can't use it. it (and pointing it out after they try to do so). If one bypasses this with hacks (like with the debug menu), it will reveal that a lot of the map is unloaded, there's just White Mountain and a small amount of Mushroom Road, which will limit the player to 1099 meters.
meters while surrounded by invisible walls.
* DiskOneNuke: Early on, one can go to Papaya Island and unlock the Jet Turbine at the start of the game. Using this will make the rank C and most of rank B class races much easier, even without perfectly optimal parts. Until the player starts Rank A races, no other racer (unless a teammate is equipped with one) will ever haveone.
one. The player can also find all 100 of the coins laying around in the world and turn them in to Coine and get some of the best items right off the bat.
** Heck, the player could do most of the game without doing much racing. The player could finish most of My City and get some of the better parts in the game while still in the Rank C races. Then when they do actual racing, they would absolutely blow the competition away. If the player also does this while having teammates equipped with strong parts, they would make even more money due to their high placing. With the Parts Shop in My City, they can just buy the stronger parts and nearly all of the races will be absolutely free.
* DiskOneNuke: Early on, one can go to Papaya Island and unlock the Jet Turbine at the start of the game. Using this will make the rank C and most of rank B class races much easier, even without perfectly optimal parts. Until the player starts Rank A races, no other racer (unless a teammate is equipped with one) will ever have
** Heck, the player could do most of the game without doing much racing. The player could finish most of My City and get some of the better parts in the game while still in the Rank C races. Then when they do actual racing, they would absolutely blow the competition away. If the player also does this while having teammates equipped with strong parts, they would make even more money due to their high placing. With the Parts Shop in My City, they can just buy the stronger parts and nearly all of the races will be absolutely free.
* ScrappyMechanic: Although not stated outright, there's a hidden mechanic where if a team member is given new parts, they need to get used to them. Otherwise, they'll probably drive quite poorly. Thankfully this can be worked around by entering and finishing a few easy races and they'll get used to the parts very quickly.
* WeSellEverything: Taken (almost) literally. In My City, there's a special parts shop that brags about having the largest selection. In fact, if the player has seen (as in visited another parts shop) or obtained a part from somewhere (except for certain specific endgame items), that will be permanently unlocked in their inventory so the player can buy more copies. For example, the Hyper MAX engine can only be obtained after finding all 100 coins scattered around the world, and you only get one copy from Coine as a reward for doing so. After finding Suess in White Mountain, you can buy multiple of them (even being able to equip your team members with them). Coine also has some of the best items, so being able to buy them in bulk for your team will make races much easier.
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** There is am embassy where you vote whether or not a track should be open to the public. If voted no, you cannot race in those certain tracks, meaning you can't collect all the prized bodies.
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** There is am an embassy where you vote whether or not a track should be open to the public. If voted no, you cannot race in those certain tracks, meaning you can't collect all the prized bodies.
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* ScrappyMechanic: Spinning out. This was left out from the previous 2 entries in the series, but similar to real life, if you turn too hard (which isn't that hard to do), you'll spin out and lose control for a small amount of time. Mostly fixed with the [[spoiler:Devil's Tires]] where although it still technically is possible to spin out, it's much more difficult to do so, and you'd typically have to force it to happen.
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** ''Choro Q!'' ([[UsefulNotes/NintendoGameCube GameCube]]) in Japan, ''Road Trip: The Arcade Edition'' in USA, ''Gadget Racers'' in Europe.
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** ''Choro Q!'' ([[UsefulNotes/NintendoGameCube ([[Platform/NintendoGameCube GameCube]]) in Japan, ''Road Trip: The Arcade Edition'' in USA, ''Gadget Racers'' in Europe.
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* SuperTitle64Advance: ''Choro Q 64'', one of the many UsefulNotes/{{Nintendo 64}} games that put 64 in their titles.
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* SuperTitle64Advance: ''Choro Q 64'', one of the many UsefulNotes/{{Nintendo Platform/{{Nintendo 64}} games that put 64 in their titles.
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* LuckBasedMission: Some NPCs in houses have a chance at giving the player certain items for free, many of which can be synthesized for a much more useful item. [[GuideDangIt Without a guide]], the player may never know if a given NPC even has any items to give, unless they repeatedly enter houses over and over and hope to have guessed correctly. Even with a guide, it's still luck as to if the character in question feels like giving them out. [[spoiler:One of the most egregious examples is a fortune teller who offers to change the player's name if she says that the player's name would be bad luck. She has a chance of telling the player that their name will give them good luck, and if so, gives the player a random item from a pool of 6 that she has. This is required to get some of the best parts in the game.]]
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* LuckBasedMission: Some NPCs [=NPCs=] in houses have a chance at giving the player certain items for free, many of which can be synthesized for a much more useful item. [[GuideDangIt Without a guide]], the player may never know if a given NPC even has any items to give, unless they repeatedly enter houses over and over and hope to have guessed correctly. Even with a guide, it's still luck as to if the character in question feels like giving them out. [[spoiler:One of the most egregious examples is a fortune teller who offers to change the player's name if she says that the player's name would be bad luck. She has a chance of telling the player that their name will give them good luck, and if so, gives the player a random item from a pool of 6 that she has. This is required to get some of the best parts in the game.]]
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It should be noted that the [=PS2=] games has different developers. What was localized as ''Road Trip Adventure'' (US,EU) and ''Gadget Racers'' (EU) was, respectively ''Choro Q'' [=HG2=] and ''Choro Q'' [=HG3=] by E-game. And what was localized as ''Penny Racers'' (EU) and ''Choro-Q'' (US,EU, by Atlus and Zoo Digital) was, respectively, ''Choro Q HG'' and ''Choro Q'' [=HG4=] by Barnhouse Effect (that also develops SeekAndDestroy2002)
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It should be noted that the [=PS2=] games has different developers. What was localized as ''Road Trip Adventure'' (US,EU) and ''Gadget Racers'' (EU) was, respectively ''Choro Q'' [=HG2=] and ''Choro Q'' [=HG3=] by E-game. And what was localized as ''Penny Racers'' (EU) and ''Choro-Q'' (US,EU, by Atlus and Zoo Digital) was, respectively, ''Choro Q HG'' and ''Choro Q'' [=HG4=] by Barnhouse Effect (that also develops SeekAndDestroy2002)
[[VideoGame/SeekAndDestroy2002 Seek and Destroy]])
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* DebugRoom: Many games in the series have some form of debug mode. "HG" doesn't have much of interest outside of a basic SoundTest. "HG 2" allows the player to enter any race or event as well as any house (including some unused ones). "HG 3" has a similar type of menu, including a special option to be loaded into the garage with all parts unlocked. "HG 4" also has a menu that looks similar to the first game in the series (as both were made by the same developers), but with more features, including the ability to load another debug menu on top of it with additional features as well as being able to adjust the player's current money.
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** ''Choro Q [=HG3=]'' in Japan, ''Road Trip Adventure Avenue'' in USA, ''Gadget Racers'' in Europe.
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** ''Choro Q [=HG3=]'' in Japan, ''Road Trip Adventure Avenue'' in USA, USA (except it never was released), ''Gadget Racers'' in Europe.
* DevelopersForesight: There's a ski jumping minigame where the player is intended to drive off a ramp and see how far they can go. If the player attempts to bring a flight wing in to the minigame, the game will remove it before the minigame starts so they can't use it. If one bypasses this with hacks (like with the debug menu), it will reveal that a lot of the map is unloaded, there's just White Mountain and a small amount of Mushroom Road, which will limit the player to 1099 meters.
* DiskOneNuke: Early on, one can go to Papaya Island and unlock the Jet Turbine at the start of the game. Using this will make the rank C and most of rank B class races much easier, even without perfectly optimal parts. Until the player starts Rank A races, no other racer (unless a teammate is equipped with one) will ever have one.
** Heck, the player could do most of the game without doing much racing. The player could finish most of My City and get some of the better parts in the game while still in the Rank C races. Then when they do actual racing, they would absolutely blow the competition away. If the player also does this while having teammates equipped with strong parts, they would make even more money due to their high placing.
* DiskOneNuke: Early on, one can go to Papaya Island and unlock the Jet Turbine at the start of the game. Using this will make the rank C and most of rank B class races much easier, even without perfectly optimal parts. Until the player starts Rank A races, no other racer (unless a teammate is equipped with one) will ever have one.
** Heck, the player could do most of the game without doing much racing. The player could finish most of My City and get some of the better parts in the game while still in the Rank C races. Then when they do actual racing, they would absolutely blow the competition away. If the player also does this while having teammates equipped with strong parts, they would make even more money due to their high placing.
* AntiFrustrationFeatures: If the player loses the Grand Prix against [[spoiler:Otto]] twice, Norahike will give the player the [[spoiler:devil's engine (the second most powerful engine)]] for free.
* DevelopersForesight: Norahike delivers items to the player on every birthday month. For example, if the player's birthday was set to November, then the player will get a gift on November on the 1st year, November on the 2nd year, and so on up to 4th. However, if the player tries to skip directly to the birthday month to get presents faster, the game will not give the player a gift. The player can, however, skip to the month before the birthday (in this case, October) and repeatedly enter lots of easy/short races until the month rolls over naturally and then Norahike will give them a gift.
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* LeaningOnTheFourthWall: Occurs many times, even by the player character. One of the most obvious is a side mission where the player is told to plug in a 2nd memory card in order to unlock a tunnel between Nyaky and Brachy.
** There's also an item that requires the player to press a button on the other controller to give their car a speed boost.
* LuckBasedMission: Some NPCs in houses have a chance at giving the player certain items for free, many of which can be synthesized for a much more useful item. [[GuideDangIt Without a guide]], the player may never know if a given NPC even has any items to give, unless they repeatedly enter houses over and over and hope to have guessed correctly. Even with a guide, it's still luck as to if the character in question feels like giving them out. [[spoiler:One of the most egregious examples is a fortune teller who offers to change the player's name if she says that the player's name would be bad luck. She has a chance of telling the player that their name will give them good luck, and if so, gives the player a random item from a pool of 6 that she has. This is required to get some of the best parts in the game.]]
%% * MacGyvering:Synthesising Synthesizing parts.
** There's also an item that requires the player to press a button on the other controller to give their car a speed boost.
* LuckBasedMission: Some NPCs in houses have a chance at giving the player certain items for free, many of which can be synthesized for a much more useful item. [[GuideDangIt Without a guide]], the player may never know if a given NPC even has any items to give, unless they repeatedly enter houses over and over and hope to have guessed correctly. Even with a guide, it's still luck as to if the character in question feels like giving them out. [[spoiler:One of the most egregious examples is a fortune teller who offers to change the player's name if she says that the player's name would be bad luck. She has a chance of telling the player that their name will give them good luck, and if so, gives the player a random item from a pool of 6 that she has. This is required to get some of the best parts in the game.]]
%% * MacGyvering:
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It should be noted that the [=PS2=] games has different developers. What was localized as Road Trip Adventure (US,EU) and Gadget Racers (EU) was, respectively Choro Q [=HG2=] and Choro Q [=HG3=] by E-game. And what was localized as Penny Racers (EU) and Choro-Q (US,EU, by Atlus and Zoo Digital) was, respectively, Choro Q HG and Choro Q [=HG4=] by Barnhouse Effect (that also develops SeekAndDestroy2002)
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It should be noted that the [=PS2=] games has different developers. What was localized as Road ''Road Trip Adventure Adventure'' (US,EU) and Gadget Racers ''Gadget Racers'' (EU) was, respectively Choro Q ''Choro Q'' [=HG2=] and Choro Q ''Choro Q'' [=HG3=] by E-game. And what was localized as Penny Racers ''Penny Racers'' (EU) and Choro-Q ''Choro-Q'' (US,EU, by Atlus and Zoo Digital) was, respectively, Choro ''Choro Q HG HG'' and Choro Q ''Choro Q'' [=HG4=] by Barnhouse Effect (that also develops SeekAndDestroy2002)
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** Some of the Choro Q covers published in US, mostly the Conspiracy games. While Road Trip is slightly true to the name, you would not think this game is about driving talking cute [[SuperDeformed super deformed]] cars, and the game being very Japanese.
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** Some of the Choro Q ''Choro Q'' covers published in US, mostly the Conspiracy games. While Road Trip is slightly true to the name, you would not think this game is about driving talking cute [[SuperDeformed super deformed]] cars, and the game being very Japanese.
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* GuideDangIt: For Choro Q 3, the are certain events/ background gimmicks that happen in town that happen. There are also minigames that require you to switch bodies for certain jobs (such as a police car for chases). But good luck completing the game 100%, [[NoExportForYou especially if you can't read Japanese!]]
%% ** Try getting completing all events in Choro Q HG 4.
%% ** Try getting completing all events in Choro Q HG 4.
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* GuideDangIt: For Choro Q 3, ''Choro Q3'', the are certain events/ background gimmicks that happen in town that happen. There are also minigames that require you to switch bodies for certain jobs (such as a police car for chases). But good luck completing the game 100%, [[NoExportForYou especially if you can't read Japanese!]]
%% ** Try getting completing all events inChoro ''Choro Q HG 4.4''.
%% ** Try getting completing all events in
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** Choro Q HG in Japan, Gadget Racers in USA, Penny Racers in Europe.
** Choro Q [=HG2=] in Japan, Road Trip in USA, Road Trip Adventure in Europe.
** Choro Q [=HG3=] in Japan, Road Trip Adventure Avenue in USA, Gadget Racers in Europe.
** Choro Q [=HG4=] in Japan, Choro Q everywhere else.
** Choro Q Wii in Japan, Penny Racers Turbo-Q Raceway in the USA.
** Choro Q! ([[UsefulNotes/NintendoGameCube GameCube]]) in Japan, Road Trip: The Arcade Edition in USA, Gadget Racers in Europe.
** Choro Q Advance in Japan, Gadget Racers in USA, Penny Racers in Europe.
** Choro Q Advance 2 in Japan, Road Trip: Shifting Gears in USA, Gadget Racers in Europe.
** Choro Q 64 in Japan, Penny Racers in America and PAL Territories.
** Choro Q Wii in Japan, Penny Racers Party: Turbo Q Speedway in America and PAL Territories.
** Choro Q [=HG2=] in Japan, Road Trip in USA, Road Trip Adventure in Europe.
** Choro Q [=HG3=] in Japan, Road Trip Adventure Avenue in USA, Gadget Racers in Europe.
** Choro Q [=HG4=] in Japan, Choro Q everywhere else.
** Choro Q Wii in Japan, Penny Racers Turbo-Q Raceway in the USA.
** Choro Q! ([[UsefulNotes/NintendoGameCube GameCube]]) in Japan, Road Trip: The Arcade Edition in USA, Gadget Racers in Europe.
** Choro Q Advance in Japan, Gadget Racers in USA, Penny Racers in Europe.
** Choro Q Advance 2 in Japan, Road Trip: Shifting Gears in USA, Gadget Racers in Europe.
** Choro Q 64 in Japan, Penny Racers in America and PAL Territories.
** Choro Q Wii in Japan, Penny Racers Party: Turbo Q Speedway in America and PAL Territories.
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** Choro ''Choro Q HG HG'' in Japan, ''Gadget Racers'' in USA, ''Penny Racers'' in Europe.
** ''Choro Q [=HG2=]'' in Japan, ''Road Trip'' in USA, ''Road Trip Adventure'' in Europe.
** ''Choro Q [=HG3=]'' in Japan, ''Road Trip Adventure Avenue'' in USA, ''Gadget Racers'' in Europe.
** ''Choro Q [=HG4=]'' in Japan, ''Choro Q'' everywhere else.
** ''Choro Q Wii'' in Japan, Penny Racers Turbo-Q Raceway in the USA.
** ''Choro Q!'' ([[UsefulNotes/NintendoGameCube GameCube]]) in Japan, ''Road Trip: The Arcade Edition'' in USA, ''Gadget Racers'' in Europe.
** ''Choro Q Advance'' in Japan, Gadget Racers in USA, Penny Racers in Europe.
**Choro ''Choro Q [=HG2=] Advance 2'' in Japan, Road Trip in USA, Road Trip Adventure in Europe.
** Choro Q [=HG3=] in Japan, Road Trip Adventure Avenue in USA, Gadget Racers in Europe.
** Choro Q [=HG4=] in Japan, Choro Q everywhere else.
** Choro Q Wii in Japan, Penny Racers Turbo-Q Raceway in the USA.
** Choro Q! ([[UsefulNotes/NintendoGameCube GameCube]]) in Japan, Road Trip: The Arcade Edition in USA, Gadget Racers in Europe.
** Choro Q Advance in Japan, Gadget Racers in USA, Penny Racers in Europe.
** Choro Q Advance 2 in Japan, Road''Road Trip: Shifting Gears Gears'' in USA, Gadget Racers ''Gadget Racers'' in Europe.
**Choro ''Choro Q 64 64'' in Japan, Penny Racers ''Penny Racers'' in America and PAL Territories.
**Choro ''Choro Q Wii Wii'' in Japan, Penny ''Penny Racers Party: Turbo Q Speedway Speedway'' in America and PAL Territories.
** ''Choro Q [=HG2=]'' in Japan, ''Road Trip'' in USA, ''Road Trip Adventure'' in Europe.
** ''Choro Q [=HG3=]'' in Japan, ''Road Trip Adventure Avenue'' in USA, ''Gadget Racers'' in Europe.
** ''Choro Q [=HG4=]'' in Japan, ''Choro Q'' everywhere else.
** ''Choro Q Wii'' in Japan, Penny Racers Turbo-Q Raceway in the USA.
** ''Choro Q!'' ([[UsefulNotes/NintendoGameCube GameCube]]) in Japan, ''Road Trip: The Arcade Edition'' in USA, ''Gadget Racers'' in Europe.
** ''Choro Q Advance'' in Japan, Gadget Racers in USA, Penny Racers in Europe.
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** Choro Q [=HG3=] in Japan, Road Trip Adventure Avenue in USA, Gadget Racers in Europe.
** Choro Q [=HG4=] in Japan, Choro Q everywhere else.
** Choro Q Wii in Japan, Penny Racers Turbo-Q Raceway in the USA.
** Choro Q! ([[UsefulNotes/NintendoGameCube GameCube]]) in Japan, Road Trip: The Arcade Edition in USA, Gadget Racers in Europe.
** Choro Q Advance in Japan, Gadget Racers in USA, Penny Racers in Europe.
** Choro Q Advance 2 in Japan, Road
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** Asian City in Choro Q HG is simply based on Chinese cities like Beijing, Shanghai and Zhengzhu.
** Choro Q HG 2: Fuji City and one of its racecourses Temple Raceway is roughly based on Hiroshima with a Feudal Japan theme. Sandpolis is an obvious incarnation of Las Vegas. Chestnut Canyon is likely based off Grand Canyon.
** Choro Q HG 3: Asian Miracle is set in the Great Wall of China.
** Choro Q HG 2: Fuji City and one of its racecourses Temple Raceway is roughly based on Hiroshima with a Feudal Japan theme. Sandpolis is an obvious incarnation of Las Vegas. Chestnut Canyon is likely based off Grand Canyon.
** Choro Q HG 3: Asian Miracle is set in the Great Wall of China.
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** Asian City in Choro ''Choro Q HG HG'' is simply based on Chinese cities like Beijing, Shanghai and Zhengzhu.
**Choro ''Choro Q HG 2: 2'': Fuji City and one of its racecourses Temple Raceway is roughly based on Hiroshima with a Feudal Japan theme. Sandpolis is an obvious incarnation of Las Vegas. Chestnut Canyon is likely based off Grand Canyon.
**Choro ''Choro Q HG 3: 3'': Asian Miracle is set in the Great Wall of China.
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* BonusBoss: Kamikaze, almost unbeatable in "Trans-Trip L" circuit.
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%% * OptionalBoss: Kamikaze, almost unbeatable in "Trans-Trip L" circuit.
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* CoversAlwaysLie: Some of the Choro Q covers published in US, mostly the Conspiracy games. While Road Trip is slightly true to the name, you would not think this game is about driving talking cute [[SuperDeformed super deformed]] cars, and the game being very Japanese.
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* CoversAlwaysLie: CoversAlwaysLie:
** Some of the Choro Q covers published in US, mostly the Conspiracy games. While Road Trip is slightly true to the name, you would not think this game is about driving talking cute [[SuperDeformed super deformed]] cars, and the game being very Japanese.
** Some of the Choro Q covers published in US, mostly the Conspiracy games. While Road Trip is slightly true to the name, you would not think this game is about driving talking cute [[SuperDeformed super deformed]] cars, and the game being very Japanese.
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** Averted with with the Gadget Racers cover, being true to the game. The Atlus game and the Wii game kept their original Japanese covers.
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* MacroZone: ''Choro Q Wii'' is a standout example since it has Micro Machines feeling in it.
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%% * MacroZone: ''Choro Q Wii'' is a standout example since it has Micro Machines feeling in it.
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* OneManArmy: ''Combat'' series.
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* SerialEscalation: ''WackyRacing'' tracks and parts from ''Choro Q 2'' onward.
* SuperDeformed: All of them.
* SerialEscalation: ''WackyRacing'' tracks and parts from ''Choro Q 2'' onward.
* SuperDeformed: All of them.
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%% * SentientVehicle
%% * SerialEscalation: ''WackyRacing'' tracks and parts from ''Choro Q 2'' onward.
%% * SuperDeformed: All of them.
%% * SerialEscalation: ''WackyRacing'' tracks and parts from ''Choro Q 2'' onward.
%% * SuperDeformed: All of them.
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%% * UnderTheSea: Well, they're just vehicles and your character won't suffer if they are driving underwater.
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[[folder:Choro Q HG/Penny Racers]]
* AmusementPark: Dream Park.
* EternalEngine: Steamway.
* JungleJapes: New Jungle
* MinecartMayhem: Western Canyon, except without any minecarts being present. Counts as a VeryDefinitelyFinalDungeon for the HG Grand Prix.
* PalmtreePanic: Coastal Resort.
* ShiftingSandLand: The Oasis and Sand racecourse.
* SlippySlideyIceWorld: The Snow and Ice racecourse.
* {{Snowlems}}: Appears in Snow & Ice, some of them act as falling obstacles on the players' way.
* SpaceZone: Shooting Star, which is only available in multiplayer.
* {{Wutai}}: Asian City.
[[/folder]]
* AmusementPark: Dream Park.
* EternalEngine: Steamway.
* JungleJapes: New Jungle
* MinecartMayhem: Western Canyon, except without any minecarts being present. Counts as a VeryDefinitelyFinalDungeon for the HG Grand Prix.
* PalmtreePanic: Coastal Resort.
* ShiftingSandLand: The Oasis and Sand racecourse.
* SlippySlideyIceWorld: The Snow and Ice racecourse.
* {{Snowlems}}: Appears in Snow & Ice, some of them act as falling obstacles on the players' way.
* SpaceZone: Shooting Star, which is only available in multiplayer.
* {{Wutai}}: Asian City.
[[/folder]]
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%% [[folder:Choro Q HG/Penny Racers]]
%% * AmusementPark: Dream Park.
* %%* EternalEngine: Steamway.
%% * JungleJapes: New Jungle
%% * MinecartMayhem: Western Canyon, except without any minecarts being present. Counts as a VeryDefinitelyFinalDungeon for the HG Grand Prix.
%% * PalmtreePanic: Coastal Resort.
%% * ShiftingSandLand: The Oasis and Sand racecourse.
%% * SlippySlideyIceWorld: The Snow and Ice racecourse.
%% * {{Snowlems}}: Appears in Snow & Ice, some of them act as falling obstacles on the players' way.
%% * SpaceZone: Shooting Star, which is only available in multiplayer.
%% * {{Wutai}}: Asian City.
%% [[/folder]]
%% * AmusementPark: Dream Park.
%% * JungleJapes: New Jungle
%% * MinecartMayhem: Western Canyon, except without any minecarts being present. Counts as a VeryDefinitelyFinalDungeon for the HG Grand Prix.
%% * PalmtreePanic: Coastal Resort.
%% * ShiftingSandLand: The Oasis and Sand racecourse.
%% * SlippySlideyIceWorld: The Snow and Ice racecourse.
%% * {{Snowlems}}: Appears in Snow & Ice, some of them act as falling obstacles on the players' way.
%% * SpaceZone: Shooting Star, which is only available in multiplayer.
%% * {{Wutai}}: Asian City.
%% [[/folder]]
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* AmusementPark: Night Glow Raceway.
* BettingMiniGame: Roulette.
* ClockworksArea: Tin Raceway.
* BettingMiniGame: Roulette.
* ClockworksArea: Tin Raceway.
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%% * AmusementPark: Night Glow Raceway.
%% * BettingMiniGame: Roulette.
%% * ClockworksArea: Tin Raceway.
%% * BettingMiniGame: Roulette.
%% * ClockworksArea: Tin Raceway.
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* GreenHillZone: Peach Town.
* FinalBoss: President Forest.
* FloatingContinent: Cloudhill.
* FinalBoss: President Forest.
* FloatingContinent: Cloudhill.
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%% * GreenHillZone: Peach Town.
%% * FinalBoss: President Forest.
%% * FloatingContinent: Cloudhill.
%% * FinalBoss: President Forest.
%% * FloatingContinent: Cloudhill.
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* HubCity: My City.
* HubLevel
* HubLevel
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%% * HubLevel
%% * HubLevel
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* MedievalEuropeanFantasy: Night Glow Raceway.
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* PopQuiz: Duck of Cloudhill hosts 3 of these.
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* UnderwaterRuins: The Temple Under The Sea near White Mountain.
* VivaLasVegas: Sandpolis.
* VivaLasVegas: Sandpolis.
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%% * UnderwaterRuins: The Temple Under The Sea near White Mountain.
%% * VivaLasVegas: Sandpolis.
%% * VivaLasVegas: Sandpolis.
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* BigBad: The Q-Stein Emperor.
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%% * BigBad: The Q-Stein Emperor.
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* DarkIsEvil: The Q-Stein Empire.
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* [[TheEmpire The Q-Stein Empire]]
* FinalBoss: The Q-Stein Emperor.
* GottaCollectThemAll: The tank bodies, full stop.
* HeavenlyBlue: Major Rodeschild and Lt. Gen. Ahmadi.
* FinalBoss: The Q-Stein Emperor.
* GottaCollectThemAll: The tank bodies, full stop.
* HeavenlyBlue: Major Rodeschild and Lt. Gen. Ahmadi.
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%% * [[TheEmpire The Q-Stein Empire]]
%% * FinalBoss: The Q-Stein Emperor.
%% * GottaCollectThemAll: The tank bodies, full stop.
%% * HeavenlyBlue: Major Rodeschild and Lt. Gen. Ahmadi.
%% * FinalBoss: The Q-Stein Emperor.
%% * GottaCollectThemAll: The tank bodies, full stop.
%% * HeavenlyBlue: Major Rodeschild and Lt. Gen. Ahmadi.
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* LaResistance: Proton Civilian Resistance.
* LightIsGood: The Protons.
* OneWingedAngel: The Q-Stein Emperor.
* PortTown: Tughl and Nibelia.
* RemilitarisedZone
* POWCamp: Camp Hascallesa.
* RedAndBlackAndEvilAllOver: The Q-Stein commanders.
* TankGoodness
* LightIsGood: The Protons.
* OneWingedAngel: The Q-Stein Emperor.
* PortTown: Tughl and Nibelia.
* RemilitarisedZone
* POWCamp: Camp Hascallesa.
* RedAndBlackAndEvilAllOver: The Q-Stein commanders.
* TankGoodness
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%% * LaResistance: Proton Civilian Resistance.
%% * LightIsGood: The Protons.
%% * OneWingedAngel: The Q-Stein Emperor.
%% * PortTown: Tughl and Nibelia.
%% * RemilitarisedZone
%% * POWCamp: Camp Hascallesa.
%% * RedAndBlackAndEvilAllOver: The Q-Stein commanders.
%% * TankGoodness
%% * LightIsGood: The Protons.
%% * OneWingedAngel: The Q-Stein Emperor.
%% * PortTown: Tughl and Nibelia.
%% * RemilitarisedZone
%% * POWCamp: Camp Hascallesa.
%% * RedAndBlackAndEvilAllOver: The Q-Stein commanders.
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* BigFancyCastle: Lake Side Castle.
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* EternalEngine: Two-Tone Factory.
* FluffyCloudHeaven: Heaven's Rainbow.
* FluffyCloudHeaven: Heaven's Rainbow.
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%% * EternalEngine: Two-Tone Factory.
%% * FluffyCloudHeaven: Heaven's Rainbow.
%% * FluffyCloudHeaven: Heaven's Rainbow.
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* GhibliHills: Grunge Garden.
* GratuitousDiscoSequence: Disco King's Cave.
* HauntedHouse: Rainy Mansion.
* GratuitousDiscoSequence: Disco King's Cave.
* HauntedHouse: Rainy Mansion.
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%% * GhibliHills: Grunge Garden.
%% * GratuitousDiscoSequence: Disco King's Cave.
%% * HauntedHouse: Rainy Mansion.
%% * GratuitousDiscoSequence: Disco King's Cave.
%% * HauntedHouse: Rainy Mansion.
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* TheRez: The Native American reservations in the M and L courses of Sunset Volcano.
* ShiftingSandLand: Hot Sand Ruin.
* ShiftingSandLand: Hot Sand Ruin.
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* SpaceZone: Space Trip.
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* UndergroundLevel: Disco King's Cave is this.
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%% * UndergroundLevel: Disco King's Cave is this.
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* {{Wutai}}: Asian Miracle, being based on Ancient China.
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%% * {{Wutai}}: Asian Miracle, being based on Ancient China.
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* BigFancyCastle: Getra Palace.
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* BlueBlood: The majority of the Nyaky population.
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* CityOfCanals: Nyaky.
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* CoolOldGuy: Otto and Norahike.
* CorruptPolitician: Charlanki.
* CorruptPolitician: Charlanki.
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%% * CoolOldGuy: Otto and Norahike.
%% * CorruptPolitician: Charlanki.
%% * CorruptPolitician: Charlanki.
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* {{Eagleland}}: Good Old American.
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* FinalBoss: Otto.
* FloatingContinent: Sky Highway.
* FloatingContinent: Sky Highway.
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%% * FinalBoss: Otto.
%% * FloatingContinent: Sky Highway.
%% * FloatingContinent: Sky Highway.
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* InsideAComputerSystem: Trans-Trip.
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* MacGyvering: Synthesising parts.
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* PalmtreePanic: Seaside Paradise.
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* {{Prehistoria}}: Jurassic Road.
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* SpaceStation: In the L course of Planet Jump.
* SpaceZone: Planet Jump.
* SpaceZone: Planet Jump.
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%% * SpaceStation: In the L course of Planet Jump.
%% * SpaceZone: Planet Jump.
%% * SpaceZone: Planet Jump.
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* StrangeSyntaxSpeaker: Niebo.
* ToyTime: Toy Dream Circuit.
* ToyTime: Toy Dream Circuit.
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%% * StrangeSyntaxSpeaker: Niebo.
%% * ToyTime: Toy Dream Circuit.
%% * ToyTime: Toy Dream Circuit.
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* {{Wutai}}: Oriental Challenge.
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%% * {{Wutai}}: Oriental Challenge.
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* ''[[ExcitedShowtitle ChoroQ!]]'' (Gamecube game and Mario Kart clone)
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* ''[[ExcitedShowtitle ChoroQ!]]'' ''[=ChoroQ!=]'' (Gamecube game and Mario Kart clone)
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* VehicularCombat / WeaponizedCar: [[ExcitedShowTitle ChoroQ!]], or Road Trip the Arcade edition in the US.
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* VehicularCombat / WeaponizedCar: [[ExcitedShowTitle ChoroQ!]], VehicularCombat: [ChoroQ!=], or Road Trip the Arcade edition in the US.
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* WellExcuseMePrincess: If the protagonist is male, he'll claim Ania as annoying and a stuck-up.
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* WrapAround: The entire in-game world is an island. If the player, using parts that allows them to traverse on water, travels far enough into the ocean, they will end up on the other side of the world.
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** Blue Lake area in ''Wonderul'', [[spoiler: present day of Blue City]], is a sunken ruin, [[UpToEleven with one pickup truck parking calmly in one spot, opening a Q's garage.]]
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** Blue Lake area in ''Wonderul'', [[spoiler: present day of Blue City]], is a sunken ruin, [[UpToEleven with one pickup truck parking calmly in one spot, opening a Q's garage.]]
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* TheAmazon: Jungle Beat.
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* CulturalTranslation: The Japanese talk show radio has been replaced by a pair of songs by the indie band Push Kings.
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* SoundtrackDissonance: The non-Japanese versions has "The Minute" from Push Kings, which also qualify as LyricalDissonance. BreakupSong with a relaxing tune for a relaxing road trip game.
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* ShoutOut: The Team Getra's two co-drivers in the Japanese versions are named [[UsefulNotes/FormulaOne Michael and Ralf, who are brothers.]]
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* ShoutOut: The Team Getra's two co-drivers in the Japanese versions are named [[UsefulNotes/FormulaOne Michael and Ralf, who are brothers.]]
