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* CliffHanger: Otto von Diesel [[spoiler: escapes police custody]].

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* CliffHanger: Sort of. [[spoiler: Otto von Diesel [[spoiler: escapes is mentioned as having broken out of police custody]].custody at the end, but is by that point defanged enough to not be a threat.]]

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* AbsurdlySpaciousSewer: Underworld, very much so. Not only are the pipes several cars wide, but it's also home to [[EternalEngine Giant rotating gears, belts moving crates around, and a massive supercomputer silo.]]

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* AbsurdlySpaciousSewer: Underworld, very much so. Not only are the pipes so; with maintenance tunnels, pipes, and drainage canals all large enough to fit several cars wide, but it's also home to [[EternalEngine Giant rotating gears, belts moving crates around, and a massive supercomputer silo.]]side by side.



* BigBad: Otto von Diesel.
* {{Bookends}}: Adventure starts and ends with Max Justice racing against someone. Except in the ending, [[spoiler: he's with Sparky in the HW Prototype 12]].

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* BigBad: Otto von Diesel.
Diesel, as the mastermind behind the plot to steal the Prototype car and the Velocity X Project disks.
* {{Bookends}}: Adventure mode starts and ends with Max Justice racing against someone. Except in the ending, [[spoiler: he's with Sparky in the HW Prototype 12]].



* EternalEngine: Monument City and Crankshaft Bay are full of gas flares, large fans, and giant car engine parts; with Underworld adding giant gears and rails endlessly carting uranium around.



* GrandfatherParadox / RetGone: [[spoiler:Otto Von Diesel wants to use this to erase Max, his Father, and all Hot Wheels cars]].

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* GrandfatherParadox / RetGone: [[spoiler:Otto Von Diesel wants to use this to erase Max, his Father, and all destroy Hot Wheels cars]].and the Justice family.]]
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* TwentyMinutesIntoTheFuture: Although set in 2002, the aesthetics were directly inspired by ''WesternAnimation/BatmanTheAnimatedSeries''; as such, the world looks a degree more futuristic.

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* TwentyMinutesIntoTheFuture: Although set in 2002, the aesthetics were directly inspired by ''WesternAnimation/BatmanTheAnimatedSeries''; ''WesternAnimation/BatmanBeyond''; as such, the world looks a degree more futuristic.

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* TwentyMinutesIntoTheFuture: Although set in 2002, the aesthetics were directly inspired by BatmanBeyond; as such, the world looks a degree more futuristic.
* AbsurdlySpaciousSewer: '''Underworld'''. Not only are the pipes several cars wide, but it's also home to [[EternalEngine Giant rotating gears, belts moving crates around, and a massive supercomputer silo.]]

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* TwentyMinutesIntoTheFuture: Although set in 2002, the aesthetics were directly inspired by BatmanBeyond; ''WesternAnimation/BatmanTheAnimatedSeries''; as such, the world looks a degree more futuristic.
* AbsurdlySpaciousSewer: '''Underworld'''.Underworld, very much so. Not only are the pipes several cars wide, but it's also home to [[EternalEngine Giant rotating gears, belts moving crates around, and a massive supercomputer silo.]]



** LeftHanging: Two decades later and still no sequel.
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* TwentyMinutesIntoTheFuture: The game is set in 2002, but has much more advanced technology.

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* TwentyMinutesIntoTheFuture: The game is Although set in 2002, but has much the aesthetics were directly inspired by BatmanBeyond; as such, the world looks a degree more advanced technology.futuristic.

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''Hot Wheels: Velocity X'' is a vehicular combat video game developed by Beyond Games and released by Creator/{{THQ}} for the PC, [=PS2=], Gamecube, and Game Boy Advance in 2002, based off of Creator/{{Mattel}}'s ''Toys/HotWheels'' toy line. A Game Boy Advance version exists with a "slightly" different plot.

A teenager named Max Justice has just finished up with a street race when he gets a distress signal from home. Arriving there, he finds the place wrecked. To make matters worse, there is a car robbery and bombing at his father's engineering plant immediately afterward.
In retaliation, Max goes to find those responsible, and retrieve the stolen cars. However, things turn out to be much more dangerous than they seem.

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''Hot Wheels: Velocity X'' is a vehicular combat video game developed by Beyond Games and released by Creator/{{THQ}} for the PC, [=PS2=], Gamecube, and Game Boy Advance in 2002, based off of Creator/{{Mattel}}'s ''Toys/HotWheels'' toy line. A Game Boy Advance version exists developed by Saffire also exists, with a "slightly" much different plot.

A teenager high schooler named Max Justice has just finished up with is forced to cut a street race short when he gets a distress signal an emergency call from home. Arriving there, he finds the place wrecked. To wrecked—and to make matters worse, there is a car robbery and bombing at his genius father's engineering plant workplace immediately afterward.
afterwards.

In retaliation, Max goes to find those responsible, responsible and retrieve the stolen cars. However, things turn out With four different criminal racing gangs between him and the masterminds, however, it isn't going to be much more dangerous than they seem.easy...

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