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''Juiced'' is a {{racing game}} series developed by British studio Juice Games, consisting of two games, plus one portable-exclusive one.
The first game, ''Juiced'', was released by Creator/{{THQ}} for UsefulNotes/MicrosoftWindows, Platform/PlayStation2, Platform/{{Xbox}}, and mobile phones in 2005.[[note]]It was initially supposed to be released in 2004, but was delated because the original publisher, Acclaim Entertainment, went defunct.[[/note]] The game offers different gameplay modes, including career and arcade, each presenting the player with challenges of increasing difficulty. In addition, the game allows the player to customise the car to their style and unlock new ones in arcade mode, and features nitrous boosts, similar to that of other racing games.
In 2007, ''Juiced 2: Hot Import Nights'' was released, for the [=PlayStation=] 2 ''and'' Platform/PlayStation3,[[note]]the former in September and the latter in October,[[/note]] as well as for Platform/Xbox360, Platform/NintendoDS, Platform/PlayStationPortable and Microsoft Windows. The game was developed in collaboration with auto show Hot Import Nights (with the game featuring a loose version of said show) and utilizes more advanced car modification methods in comparison to its predecessor.
The first game, ''Juiced'', was released by Creator/{{THQ}} for UsefulNotes/MicrosoftWindows, Platform/PlayStation2, Platform/{{Xbox}}, and mobile phones in 2005.[[note]]It was initially supposed to be released in 2004, but was delated because the original publisher, Acclaim Entertainment, went defunct.[[/note]] The game offers different gameplay modes, including career and arcade, each presenting the player with challenges of increasing difficulty. In addition, the game allows the player to customise the car to their style and unlock new ones in arcade mode, and features nitrous boosts, similar to that of other racing games.
In 2007, ''Juiced 2: Hot Import Nights'' was released, for the [=PlayStation=] 2 ''and'' Platform/PlayStation3,[[note]]the former in September and the latter in October,[[/note]] as well as for Platform/Xbox360, Platform/NintendoDS, Platform/PlayStationPortable and Microsoft Windows. The game was developed in collaboration with auto show Hot Import Nights (with the game featuring a loose version of said show) and utilizes more advanced car modification methods in comparison to its predecessor.
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one. The game is clearly inspired by ''Videogame/NeedForSpeedUnderground'' in its focus on tuner culture of the time.
The first game, ''Juiced'', was released by Creator/{{THQ}} for UsefulNotes/MicrosoftWindows, Platform/PlayStation2, Platform/{{Xbox}}, and mobile phones in 2005.[[note]]It was initially supposed to be released in 2004, but wasdelated released late because the original publisher, Acclaim Entertainment, went defunct.[[/note]] The game offers different gameplay modes, including career and arcade, each presenting the player with challenges of increasing difficulty. In addition, the game allows the player to customise the car to their style and unlock new ones in arcade mode, and features nitrous boosts, similar to that of other racing games.
games. Compared to its inspiration, the game took a different approach by having a simulation-like career mode with events determined by calendar and vehicle maintenance.
In 2007, ''Juiced 2: Hot Import Nights'' was released, for the [=PlayStation=] 2 ''and'' Platform/PlayStation3,[[note]]the former in September and the latter in October,[[/note]] as well as for Platform/Xbox360, Platform/NintendoDS, Platform/PlayStationPortable and Microsoft Windows. The game was developed in collaboration with auto show Hot Import Nights (with the game featuring a loose version of said show) and utilizes more advanced car modification methods in comparison to its predecessor. The gameplay however, took a more arcade-like approach similar to its inspiration.
The first game, ''Juiced'', was released by Creator/{{THQ}} for UsefulNotes/MicrosoftWindows, Platform/PlayStation2, Platform/{{Xbox}}, and mobile phones in 2005.[[note]]It was initially supposed to be released in 2004, but was
In 2007, ''Juiced 2: Hot Import Nights'' was released, for the [=PlayStation=] 2 ''and'' Platform/PlayStation3,[[note]]the former in September and the latter in October,[[/note]] as well as for Platform/Xbox360, Platform/NintendoDS, Platform/PlayStationPortable and Microsoft Windows. The game was developed in collaboration with auto show Hot Import Nights (with the game featuring a loose version of said show) and utilizes more advanced car modification methods in comparison to its predecessor. The gameplay however, took a more arcade-like approach similar to its inspiration.
* RiceBurner: Like most games of the era, there's extensive vehicle modification.
* SequelGoesForeign: While the first game takes place in a pastiche of Los Angeles, the second game took place in multiple locales of the world. See WorldTour below.
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* WorldTour: ''Juiced 2'' Takes place in 7 locations: [[SlippySlideyIceWorld German Alps]], [[TokyoIsTheCenterOfTheUniverse Tokyo]], [[GayParee Paris]], Sydney, San Francisco, Rome and [[BritainIsOnlyLondon London]].
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* WorldTour: Also SequelGoesForeign. ''Juiced 2'' Takes place in 7 locations: [[SlippySlideyIceWorld German Alps]], [[TokyoIsTheCenterOfTheUniverse Tokyo]], [[GayParee Paris]], Sydney, San Francisco, Rome and [[BritainIsOnlyLondon London]].
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The first game, ''Juiced'', was released by Creator/{{THQ}} for UsefulNotes/MicrosoftWindows, UsefulNotes/PlayStation2, UsefulNotes/{{Xbox}}, and mobile phones in 2005.[[note]]It was initially supposed to be released in 2004, but was delated because the original publisher, Acclaim Entertainment, went defunct.[[/note]] The game offers different gameplay modes, including career and arcade, each presenting the player with challenges of increasing difficulty. In addition, the game allows the player to customise the car to their style and unlock new ones in arcade mode, and features nitrous boosts, similar to that of other racing games.
In 2007, ''Juiced 2: Hot Import Nights'' was released, for the [=PlayStation=] 2 ''and'' UsefulNotes/PlayStation3,[[note]]the former in September and the latter in October,[[/note]] alongside the UsefulNotes/Xbox360, UsefulNotes/NintendoDS, UsefulNotes/PlayStationPortable and Microsoft Windows. The game was developed in collaboration with auto show Hot Import Nights (with the game featuring a loose version of said show) and utilizes more advanced car modification methods in comparison to its predecessor.
In 2007, ''Juiced 2: Hot Import Nights'' was released, for the [=PlayStation=] 2 ''and'' UsefulNotes/PlayStation3,[[note]]the former in September and the latter in October,[[/note]] alongside the UsefulNotes/Xbox360, UsefulNotes/NintendoDS, UsefulNotes/PlayStationPortable and Microsoft Windows. The game was developed in collaboration with auto show Hot Import Nights (with the game featuring a loose version of said show) and utilizes more advanced car modification methods in comparison to its predecessor.
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The first game, ''Juiced'', was released by Creator/{{THQ}} for UsefulNotes/MicrosoftWindows, UsefulNotes/PlayStation2, UsefulNotes/{{Xbox}}, Platform/PlayStation2, Platform/{{Xbox}}, and mobile phones in 2005.[[note]]It was initially supposed to be released in 2004, but was delated because the original publisher, Acclaim Entertainment, went defunct.[[/note]] The game offers different gameplay modes, including career and arcade, each presenting the player with challenges of increasing difficulty. In addition, the game allows the player to customise the car to their style and unlock new ones in arcade mode, and features nitrous boosts, similar to that of other racing games.
In 2007, ''Juiced 2: Hot Import Nights'' was released, for the [=PlayStation=] 2 ''and''UsefulNotes/PlayStation3,[[note]]the Platform/PlayStation3,[[note]]the former in September and the latter in October,[[/note]] alongside the UsefulNotes/Xbox360, UsefulNotes/NintendoDS, UsefulNotes/PlayStationPortable as well as for Platform/Xbox360, Platform/NintendoDS, Platform/PlayStationPortable and Microsoft Windows. The game was developed in collaboration with auto show Hot Import Nights (with the game featuring a loose version of said show) and utilizes more advanced car modification methods in comparison to its predecessor.
In 2007, ''Juiced 2: Hot Import Nights'' was released, for the [=PlayStation=] 2 ''and''
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->''"In Juiced, you'll get to meet them all. But you'll need to do more than just win. You'll need to impress them with all your tricked out automobiles. Challenge them for ownership, entertain them with slick maneuvers and cool style. And win the best-looking machines for yourself."''
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->''"In Juiced, ''Juiced'', you'll get to meet them all. But you'll need to do more than just win. You'll need to impress them with all your tricked out automobiles. Challenge them for ownership, entertain them with slick maneuvers and cool style. And win the best-looking machines for yourself."''
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* NintendoHard: In ''Juiced 2'', the ultimate upgrades for each class have to be unlocked by winning a lap against a far superior vehicle. Some are easier, as the faster vehicle has poor handling, whereas others are frustratingly hard. The best power upgrade challenge pits you against a nitro-equipped Pagani Zonda F on a track with two long straights and two hairpins. Yeah... ''no''.
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** ''Juiced 2'' claims to have the BMW M3 GTR, but the car featured in the game has the exhaust position wrong, two seats (and thus doesn't have the large tube where the passenger seat should be that the actual M3 GTR has) and no roll cage.. Simply put, the interior of the M3 GTR is the same of what you'll typically find in an ordinary M3 road car.
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** ''Juiced 2'' claims to have the BMW M3 GTR, but the car featured in the game has the exhaust position wrong, two seats (and thus doesn't have the large tube where the passenger seat should be that be, which the actual M3 GTR has) and no roll cage.. cage. Simply put, the interior of the M3 GTR in this game is the same of what you'll typically find in an ordinary M3 road car.
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* LargeHamAnnouncer: In ''Juiced 2''. Yes, complete with {{pun|s}}. For example, when he welcomes a track...
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->''"In Juiced, you'll get to meet them all. But you'll need to do more than just win. You'll need to impress them with all your tricked out automobiles. Challenge them for ownership, entertain them with slick maneuvers and cool style. And win the best-looking machines for yourself."''
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* EiffelTowerEffect: The "French Revolution" drift track revolves around the pillars of the Eiffel Tower. And some Rome tracks go past through the Colosseum.
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* BerserkButton: The rivals in ''Juiced'' hates their cars getting damaged by you, so it's best not to trade paint. Do so and you will lose respect.
* BadassCrew: You can choose to hire crew members, as some events are crew races, encouraging you to work together to win as a whole.
* CharacterCustomization: Introduced in ''Juiced 2'', allows you to create your own avatar. You can modify and alter your face and choose some of the most unique clothings the game has to offer.
* DrivesLikeCrazy: The sole premise of "Showoff", where you try to do awesome stunts and slick maneuvers. J-turns, high speeds, donuts, drifts, bootleg turns and other wicked moves.
* EiffelTowerEffect: The "French Revolution" drift track revolves around the pillars of the Eiffel Tower. And some Rome tracks go past through the Colosseum. Even the Australian drift tracks are placed too close to the Sydney Opera House.
* FrenchJerk: Nicholas Jamet in ''Juiced 2'' plays a Downplayed example. Place a bet on him, and he'll say that "this race will give 'em a good show".
-->''Nicholas; French, but don't hate. He's got old school Euro-style that makes him the man on and off the track.''
* TheGambler: That's right. Bobby Sawyer in ''Juiced 2'', as he indeed is the trope called "[[RedBaron The Gambler]]" as he speaks. A raver with mad skills and knows all the odds when it comes to betting. He's the only driver who doubles down the bet too.
* HollywoodCalifornia: The setting of ''Juiced'' takes place in Angel City, a fictional town based on UsefulNotes/LosAngeles.
* BadassCrew: You can choose to hire crew members, as some events are crew races, encouraging you to work together to win as a whole.
* CharacterCustomization: Introduced in ''Juiced 2'', allows you to create your own avatar. You can modify and alter your face and choose some of the most unique clothings the game has to offer.
* DrivesLikeCrazy: The sole premise of "Showoff", where you try to do awesome stunts and slick maneuvers. J-turns, high speeds, donuts, drifts, bootleg turns and other wicked moves.
* EiffelTowerEffect: The "French Revolution" drift track revolves around the pillars of the Eiffel Tower. And some Rome tracks go past through the Colosseum. Even the Australian drift tracks are placed too close to the Sydney Opera House.
* FrenchJerk: Nicholas Jamet in ''Juiced 2'' plays a Downplayed example. Place a bet on him, and he'll say that "this race will give 'em a good show".
-->''Nicholas; French, but don't hate. He's got old school Euro-style that makes him the man on and off the track.''
* TheGambler: That's right. Bobby Sawyer in ''Juiced 2'', as he indeed is the trope called "[[RedBaron The Gambler]]" as he speaks. A raver with mad skills and knows all the odds when it comes to betting. He's the only driver who doubles down the bet too.
* HollywoodCalifornia: The setting of ''Juiced'' takes place in Angel City, a fictional town based on UsefulNotes/LosAngeles.
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* InstantWinCondition: Last Man Standing, which is race where a single rub of paint on the barriers means instant elimination. You can choose to finish the race normally... or spook all the opponents where they lose control and likely hit barriers and instantly give you the win.
* LargeHamAnnouncer: In ''Juiced 2''. Yes, complete withpuns.[[{{Puns}} puns]]. For example, when he welcomes a track...
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* PitGirls: Lots... and lots of them in ''Juiced 2'', with many having [[MsFanservice well-endowed bosoms]].
* ProductPlacement: Not just aftermarket decals, but also you get licensed mobile phones you can buy like Sharp, Motorola and Sony Ericsson.
* ReactionShot: Overtaking or being overtaken by an opponent, hitting their car spooking them, or getting eliminated shows a live video of the opponent's reaction.
* RubberBandAI: Admit it. Even if you have your [[PimpedOutCar tricked out ride]] with all the upgrades, it's not gonna stop the AI from catching you up.
* ProductPlacement: Not just aftermarket decals, but also you get licensed mobile phones you can buy like Sharp, Motorola and Sony Ericsson.
* ReactionShot: Overtaking or being overtaken by an opponent, hitting their car spooking them, or getting eliminated shows a live video of the opponent's reaction.
* RubberBandAI: Admit it. Even if you have your [[PimpedOutCar tricked out ride]] with all the upgrades, it's not gonna stop the AI from catching you up.
* ATasteOfPower: As soon as you start your career, you'll try out some of the sickest whips you can get:
** T.K. is so nice to loan you some set of wheels... and that is a pimped-out Mitsubishi Eclipse GSX, just for this one race. Just don't damage it or you're getting the repair bill.
** In ''Juiced 2'', you're offered a nice looking Nissan Silvia [=S15=] for both a circuit race and test you might in its drift event.
** T.K. is so nice to loan you some set of wheels... and that is a pimped-out Mitsubishi Eclipse GSX, just for this one race. Just don't damage it or you're getting the repair bill.
** In ''Juiced 2'', you're offered a nice looking Nissan Silvia [=S15=] for both a circuit race and test you might in its drift event.
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* WorldTour: ''Juiced 2'' Takes place in 7 locations: [[SlippySlideyIceWorld German Alps, Tokyo, Paris, Alps]], [[TokyoIsTheCenterOfTheUniverse Tokyo]], [[GayParee Paris]], Sydney, San Francisco, Rome and London.[[BritainIsOnlyLondon London]].
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''Juiced'' is a {{racing game}} series developed by British studio Juice Games, consisting of two games, plus one portable-exclusive one.
The first game, ''Juiced'', was released by Creator/{{THQ}} for UsefulNotes/MicrosoftWindows, UsefulNotes/PlayStation2, UsefulNotes/{{Xbox}}, and mobile phones in 2005.[[note]]It was initially supposed to be released in 2004, but was delated because the original publisher, Acclaim Entertainment, went defunct.[[/note]] The game offers different gameplay modes, including career and arcade, each presenting the player with challenges of increasing difficulty. In addition, the game allows the player to customise the car to their style and unlock new ones in arcade mode, and features nitrous boosts, similar to that of other racing games.
In 2007, ''Juiced 2: Hot Import Nights'' was released, for the [=PlayStation=] 2 ''and'' UsefulNotes/PlayStation3,[[note]]the former in September and the latter in October,[[/note]] alongside the UsefulNotes/Xbox360, UsefulNotes/NintendoDS, UsefulNotes/PlayStationPortable and Microsoft Windows. The game was developed in collaboration with auto show Hot Import Nights (with the game featuring a loose version of said show) and utilizes more advanced car modification methods in comparison to its predecessor.
In between those two games, in 2006 Juiced Games and THQ also released ''Juiced: Eliminator'', exclusively for the [=PlayStation=] Portable and for mobile phones (as ''Juiced 3D''), featuring a plot similar to the first game.
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!!The ''Juiced'' games contain examples of the following tropes:
* ArtisticLicenseCars:
** ''Juiced 2'' claims to have the BMW M3 GTR, but the car featured in the game has the exhaust position wrong, two seats (and thus doesn't have the large tube where the passenger seat should be that the actual M3 GTR has) and no roll cage.. Simply put, the interior of the M3 GTR is the same of what you'll typically find in an ordinary M3 road car.
** Also in ''Juiced 2'', the exhausts of the [[https://www.igcd.net/images2/005/743.jpg TVR Sagaris]] are not in their correct angle as [[https://www.autocar.co.uk/sites/autocar.co.uk/files/images/car-reviews/first-drives/legacy/9_tvr-sagaris.jpg they are supposed to be]].
* EiffelTowerEffect: The "French Revolution" drift track revolves around the pillars of the Eiffel Tower. And some Rome tracks go past through the Colosseum.
* ImprobablyCoolCar: ''Juiced 2'' features a car that will rarely be featured in any other video game, the Melling Hellcat. It was a concept car designed to be the fastest street legal car in the world, introduced in 2007 (the same year the game was released) and scheduled to come out in 2012, but ultimately didn't go into production, presumed cancelled.
* LargeHamAnnouncer: In ''Juiced 2''. Yes, complete with puns. For example, when he welcomes a track...
-->'''Announcer:''' ''[on Black Ice]'' Welcome to Black Ice! Where [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin the ice is black]] and it never cracks!\\
'''Announcer:''' ''[on The Phantom]'' It's the Phantom! Hope the driver never get too spooked!
* NitroBoost: Both games feature nitrous, but its use differs in each game. In ''Juiced'', you have to buy nitrous for a car to use it, and you have limited usage of it during a race. In ''Juiced 2'', nitrous is available in all cars from the start, and it is rechargable by drifting, or in the case of "Extreme Nitrous" events, rechargeable overtime, but it depletes when you hit barriers.
* ShowsDamage: Both games feature damage models of varying degrees. In ''Juiced'' it will affect performance, like a damaged turbo or leaked nitrous. ''Juiced 2'', on the other hand, also shows damage, but it's only cosmetic.
* ShowWithinAShow: ''Juiced 2'' takes place in an in-universe Hot Import Nights live TV channel.
* VanityLicensePlate: ''Juiced 2'' features the potential for one, featuring US (California), Australia, UK, France, Germany, Spain and Italy license plates.
* TheWildcats: One street racing crew in the first ''Juiced'' is named, you guessed it, The Wildcats.
* WorldTour: ''Juiced 2'' Takes place in 7 locations: German Alps, Tokyo, Paris, Sydney, San Francisco, Rome and London.
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The first game, ''Juiced'', was released by Creator/{{THQ}} for UsefulNotes/MicrosoftWindows, UsefulNotes/PlayStation2, UsefulNotes/{{Xbox}}, and mobile phones in 2005.[[note]]It was initially supposed to be released in 2004, but was delated because the original publisher, Acclaim Entertainment, went defunct.[[/note]] The game offers different gameplay modes, including career and arcade, each presenting the player with challenges of increasing difficulty. In addition, the game allows the player to customise the car to their style and unlock new ones in arcade mode, and features nitrous boosts, similar to that of other racing games.
In 2007, ''Juiced 2: Hot Import Nights'' was released, for the [=PlayStation=] 2 ''and'' UsefulNotes/PlayStation3,[[note]]the former in September and the latter in October,[[/note]] alongside the UsefulNotes/Xbox360, UsefulNotes/NintendoDS, UsefulNotes/PlayStationPortable and Microsoft Windows. The game was developed in collaboration with auto show Hot Import Nights (with the game featuring a loose version of said show) and utilizes more advanced car modification methods in comparison to its predecessor.
In between those two games, in 2006 Juiced Games and THQ also released ''Juiced: Eliminator'', exclusively for the [=PlayStation=] Portable and for mobile phones (as ''Juiced 3D''), featuring a plot similar to the first game.
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!!The ''Juiced'' games contain examples of the following tropes:
* ArtisticLicenseCars:
** ''Juiced 2'' claims to have the BMW M3 GTR, but the car featured in the game has the exhaust position wrong, two seats (and thus doesn't have the large tube where the passenger seat should be that the actual M3 GTR has) and no roll cage.. Simply put, the interior of the M3 GTR is the same of what you'll typically find in an ordinary M3 road car.
** Also in ''Juiced 2'', the exhausts of the [[https://www.igcd.net/images2/005/743.jpg TVR Sagaris]] are not in their correct angle as [[https://www.autocar.co.uk/sites/autocar.co.uk/files/images/car-reviews/first-drives/legacy/9_tvr-sagaris.jpg they are supposed to be]].
* EiffelTowerEffect: The "French Revolution" drift track revolves around the pillars of the Eiffel Tower. And some Rome tracks go past through the Colosseum.
* ImprobablyCoolCar: ''Juiced 2'' features a car that will rarely be featured in any other video game, the Melling Hellcat. It was a concept car designed to be the fastest street legal car in the world, introduced in 2007 (the same year the game was released) and scheduled to come out in 2012, but ultimately didn't go into production, presumed cancelled.
* LargeHamAnnouncer: In ''Juiced 2''. Yes, complete with puns. For example, when he welcomes a track...
-->'''Announcer:''' ''[on Black Ice]'' Welcome to Black Ice! Where [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin the ice is black]] and it never cracks!\\
'''Announcer:''' ''[on The Phantom]'' It's the Phantom! Hope the driver never get too spooked!
* NitroBoost: Both games feature nitrous, but its use differs in each game. In ''Juiced'', you have to buy nitrous for a car to use it, and you have limited usage of it during a race. In ''Juiced 2'', nitrous is available in all cars from the start, and it is rechargable by drifting, or in the case of "Extreme Nitrous" events, rechargeable overtime, but it depletes when you hit barriers.
* ShowsDamage: Both games feature damage models of varying degrees. In ''Juiced'' it will affect performance, like a damaged turbo or leaked nitrous. ''Juiced 2'', on the other hand, also shows damage, but it's only cosmetic.
* ShowWithinAShow: ''Juiced 2'' takes place in an in-universe Hot Import Nights live TV channel.
* VanityLicensePlate: ''Juiced 2'' features the potential for one, featuring US (California), Australia, UK, France, Germany, Spain and Italy license plates.
* TheWildcats: One street racing crew in the first ''Juiced'' is named, you guessed it, The Wildcats.
* WorldTour: ''Juiced 2'' Takes place in 7 locations: German Alps, Tokyo, Paris, Sydney, San Francisco, Rome and London.
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