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* ''Motorsiege: Warriors of Primetime'', a ''Twisted Metal'' clone where you participate in a reality TV show filled with freaks and misfits.
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* ''VideoGame/{{Outlander}}'' takes place primarily behind the wheel of a car while also featuring occasional side-scrolling action sequences. The game was originally developed as a tie-in for ''Film/MadMax2TheRoadWarrior'', but the developers lost the license to the film late into the game's development, leading to last-minute changes to remove references to the film.
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* ''VideoGame/{{Outlander}}'' ''VideoGame/{{Outlander|1992}}'' takes place primarily behind the wheel of a car while also featuring occasional side-scrolling action sequences. The game was originally developed as a tie-in for ''Film/MadMax2TheRoadWarrior'', but the developers lost the license to the film late into the game's development, leading to last-minute changes to remove references to the film.
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* ''[[TabletopGame/CarWars Car Wars Adventure Gamebooks]]'' were collaboration between Creator/SteveJacksonGames and Creator/TSR to make a series of gamebooks in the Car Wars setting
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* ''[[TabletopGame/CarWars Car Wars Adventure Gamebooks]]'' were collaboration between Creator/SteveJacksonGames and Creator/TSR Creator/{{TSR}} to make a series of gamebooks in the Car Wars setting
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* ''[[TabletopGame/CarWars Car Wars Adventure Gamebooks]]'' were collaboration between Steve Jackson Games and TSR to make a series of gamebooks in the Car Wars setting
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* ''[[TabletopGame/CarWars Car Wars Adventure Gamebooks]]'' were collaboration between Steve Jackson Games Creator/SteveJacksonGames and TSR Creator/TSR to make a series of gamebooks in the Car Wars setting
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* ''[[TabletopGame/CarWars Autoduel Tales]]'' is a book that was a collection of all the short stories from the ''Car Wars Quarterly'' game magazine.
* Meanwhile the ''[[TabletopGame/CarWars Car Warriors]]'' novels were a tie-in to the Car Wars game
* ''Literature/DarkFuture'' were stories taking place in the TabletopGame/DarkFuture setting.
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* ''[[TabletopGame/CarWars Autoduel Tales]]'' is a book that was a collection of all the short stories from the ''Car Wars Quarterly'' game magazine.
* Meanwhile the ''[[TabletopGame/CarWars Car Warriors]]'' novels were a tie-in to the Car Wars game
* ''Literature/DarkFuture'' were stories taking place in the TabletopGame/DarkFuture setting.
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* ''[[https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=4lxZgw2Sseo SXPD]]'' from the ''Little Chicken Game Company'' is a comic book/death race game where you're a rookie of the SXPD, a deadly future police motorcycle division. Using an armoured motorbike armed with machine guns and anti-vehicle rockets, you chase down criminals in various vehicles
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* ''Dead in the Water'' for the UsefulNotes/PlayStation is an aquatic version of the concept.
** ''VideoGame/CriticalDepth'', also on the UsefulNotes/PlayStation, is a submarine version. For extra points it's made by [=SingleTrac=], the team behind ''Twisted Metal''.
** ''VideoGame/CriticalDepth'', also on the UsefulNotes/PlayStation, is a submarine version. For extra points it's made by [=SingleTrac=], the team behind ''Twisted Metal''.
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* ''Dead in the Water'' for the UsefulNotes/PlayStation Platform/PlayStation is an aquatic version of the concept.
** ''VideoGame/CriticalDepth'', also on theUsefulNotes/PlayStation, Platform/PlayStation, is a submarine version. For extra points it's made by [=SingleTrac=], the team behind ''Twisted Metal''.
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* ''VideoGame/FZero'' and its sequels. ''F-Zero X'' has a "survival" mode where you have to kill all 29 opponents with your bare [[strike:hands]], err, vehicle.
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* ''VideoGame/FZero'' and its sequels. ''F-Zero X'' ''VideoGame/FZeroX'' has a "survival" mode where you have to kill all 29 opponents with your bare [[strike:hands]], err, vehicle.
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* The DOS and 3DO game ''VideoGame/{{Quarantine}}'' and it's sequel, ''Road Warrior''. [[JustForFun/IThoughtItMeant Not to be confused with either films of the same name.]]
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* The DOS and 3DO game ''VideoGame/{{Quarantine}}'' ''VideoGame/Quarantine1994'' and it's its sequel, ''Road Warrior''. [[JustForFun/IThoughtItMeant Not to be confused with either films film of the same name.]]
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* Racing in ''VideoGame/{{Sideswiped}}'' is gratuitously full-contact; cars can be hit, crushed, and even launched hundreds of feet into the air or down the track depending on the aggressor and the severity of the collision. Smashing your opposition to pieces is either encouraged or outright required depending on the nature of the event. The player must also upgrade or purchase new vehicles to tackle ever more difficult challenges, with many events depending on the player being able to bring the right car for the job.
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* ''VideoGame/{{Gripper}}'', an indie game focusing on you driving a weaponized buggy and tearing apart enemy vehicles, including bosses larger than you.
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* ''VideoGame/TunnelB1'' sees you in control of an armored, high-tech hovercraft full of weapons and doing battle against police choppers and vehicles throughout the game.
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** ''[[TabletopGame/DiscworldRolePlayingGame GURPS Discworld Also]]'' has "Ecksian Cart Wars", a parody of the ''Autoduel'' setting, a reference to the ''Film/MadMax''-like environment of ''Literature/TheLastContinent'', and an exercise in just how far you can push the ''GURPS'' vehicle rules.
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** ''VideoGame/MarioPartyIslandTour'': The minigame Tanks A Lot has the characters duke it out against each other in a colisseum while driving miniature tanks. There are large bricks that can be used as a cover, though they're breakable. Hitting a character yields one point, and makes the shot character respawn in their starting point. The first character to score three points wins.
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* The ''VideoGame/TwistedMetal'' series and its clones: ''VideoGame/{{Vigilante8}}'', ''Star Wars Demolition'', etc. ''VideoGame/BloodDrive'' adds [[EverythingsDeaderWithZombies zombies]] to this formula.
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* The ''VideoGame/TwistedMetal'' series and its clones: ''VideoGame/{{Vigilante8}}'', ''Star Wars Demolition'', ''VideoGame/StarWarsDemolition'', etc. ''VideoGame/BloodDrive'' adds [[EverythingsDeaderWithZombies zombies]] to this formula.
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* ''World Destruction League: Thunder Tanks'' is a ''Twisted Metal'' clone with the TankGoodness trope applied on ''all'' it's arena.
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** By the time if Wipeout HD, the more chaotic races (lovingly referred to by fans as "Cambodia") become frenzies of colours flying everywhere ([[UpToEleven even more so than the game already was!]]) and the announcer listing every weapon in the game in quick succession, doubly so in the expansion pack's version of Eliminator, which ups the rate racers receive weapons and respawns defeated ones.
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** By the time if Wipeout HD, the more chaotic races (lovingly referred to by fans as "Cambodia") become frenzies of colours flying everywhere ([[UpToEleven even (even more so than the game already was!]]) was!) and the announcer listing every weapon in the game in quick succession, doubly so in the expansion pack's version of Eliminator, which ups the rate racers receive weapons and respawns defeated ones.
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* ''VideoGame/GrudgeWarriors'', where you control a jeep with a massive turret to blast enemies apart.
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** ''VideoGame/BloodDrive'' adds [[EverythingsDeaderWithZombies zombies]] to this formula.
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* The ''VideoGame/TwistedMetal'' series and its clones: ''VideoGame/{{Vigilante8}}'', ''Star Wars Demolition'', etc.
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* Most ''VideoGame/MarioKart'' games also include Battle Modes. And even the conventional kart racing comes loaded with various (cartoonish) weapons to use against your opponents.
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** ''VideoGame/MarioKart'': Most''VideoGame/MarioKart'' games also include Battle Modes. And even the conventional kart racing comes loaded with various (cartoonish) weapons to use against your opponents.opponents.
** ''VideoGame/MarioParty5'': Super Duel Mode consists of building, part by part, your dream vehicle so you can then duke it out in combat on wheels. Pay attention to the stats of the vehicle and how the individual parts affect the overall gauge of attributes.
** ''VideoGame/MarioParty6'': The minigame Sumo Of Doom-o pits two dueling characters in a battlefield inside a factory, with them driving six-wheeled cars and clashing against each other to see who pushes who into the abyss. The catch is that, periodically, the Thwomp who is watching them from the distance will stomp its floor, causing the players' battling ground to crumble and lose a part of its area; this will reduce the playable area, making it more likely for either player to knock off the other (or simply fall down accidentally, rendering the other player victorious). The last player standing wins, but if both manage to endure for 30 seconds or both fall down at the same time, the minigame ends in a tie.
** ''VideoGame/MarioKart'': Most
** ''VideoGame/MarioParty5'': Super Duel Mode consists of building, part by part, your dream vehicle so you can then duke it out in combat on wheels. Pay attention to the stats of the vehicle and how the individual parts affect the overall gauge of attributes.
** ''VideoGame/MarioParty6'': The minigame Sumo Of Doom-o pits two dueling characters in a battlefield inside a factory, with them driving six-wheeled cars and clashing against each other to see who pushes who into the abyss. The catch is that, periodically, the Thwomp who is watching them from the distance will stomp its floor, causing the players' battling ground to crumble and lose a part of its area; this will reduce the playable area, making it more likely for either player to knock off the other (or simply fall down accidentally, rendering the other player victorious). The last player standing wins, but if both manage to endure for 30 seconds or both fall down at the same time, the minigame ends in a tie.
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* ''Film/MadMax'' is practically built around this trope - especially in the case of ''Film/MadMaxFuryRoad''.
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* The music video for "19/2000" by Music/{{Gorillaz}} features the [[BlandNameProduct Geep]], the band's modified dune buggy that has been outfitted with ''guided missiles.''
* "Viking Death Machine" by [[Music/{{Gwar}} GWAR]] is all about this trope.
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* The music video for "19/2000" by Music/{{Gorillaz}} features the [[BlandNameProduct Geep]], the band's modified dune buggy that has been outfitted with ''guided missiles.''
* "Viking Death Machine" by [[Music/{{Gwar}} GWAR]] is all about this trope.
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