Star Wars: Episode I - Racer (1999)
Platforms: Windows · Nintendo 64 · Dreamcast · Macintosh · PlayStation 4 · Nintendo Switch · Xbox OneGenres: Genres · Racing / Driving · Behind view · Hovercraft · Track racing · Vehicle simulator · Sci-fi / futuristic · Licensed
Based upon the Pod Racing scenes of Star Wars: Episode I - The Phantom Menace, your mission as young Anakin Skywalker or as one of a collection of strange characters from around the Galaxy is to compete, survive and win in the high speed challenge of...
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Two Engines. One Champion. No Limits.
Climb on, strap in, and experience the pure adrenaline-pumping excitement of the Podracing sequence from Star Wars: Episode I The Phantom Menace.
Take the controls as Anakin Skywalker, or any one of over 21 Podracers, and feel the full-force blast of two massive jet engines at simulated speeds of up to 600 mph. Rein in a turbine-driven chariot through 8 spectacular worlds. Negotiate through flaming methane lakes, Tusken Raider assaults, ant-gravity tunnels and much more in a pulse-punding, do-or-die fight to the finish where anyone will do anything to cross the finish line. How far will you go?
• Relive all the thrill and excitement of the Podracer sequence from STAR WARS: Episode I. • Hang on tight - with afterburners on, Podracers max out at a simulated 600 mph! • Race in furious competition against 21+ opponents. • Take on over 21 tracks on 8 unique worlds! • Avoid hazards such as methane lakes, meteor showers and Tusken Raiders. • Spectacular 3D environments. • Vehicle sound effects and epic soundtrack taken directly from Episode I.
Editions
- Star Wars™: Episode I Racer™$9.99
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E· ESRB — for Online interactivity.
Modes & Features
- Single-player
- Multi-player
- Family Sharing
Languages · 1
| Language | Interface | Full Audio | Subtitles |
|---|---|---|---|
| English | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
System Requirements
- Processor:
- 1.8 GHz
- Memory:
- 1 GB RAM
- Graphics:
- 3D graphics card compatible with DirectX 9.0c and 256 MB VRAM
- DirectX:
- Version 9.0c
- Storage:
- 550 MB available space
- Sound Card:
- 16-bit sound card
- Additional Notes:
- Mouse, Keyboard
- OS *:
- Windows 7 or newer
Cast & Crew · 134 people
- Kristen Becht· Sound Department Coordinator
- John T. Williams· Music Composed and Conducted by
- Peter McConnell· Additional Music Composed by
- Michael Frayne· Sound Assistants
- Jory K. Prum· Sound Assistants
- Michael Z. Land· Sound Department Manager
- Heiko Höpfner· Package Design
- Ramona Wimmer· Manual Design
- Duncan Brown· Course Designers
- Jacob Stephens· Course Designers
- Jon Knoles· Course Designers, Project Leaders, Real-Time 3D Artists/Animators, Rendered 3D Artists/Animators
- Japeth Pieper· Course Designers, Texture Artists
- Patty Hill· Manual Designer
- Jeff Kliment· Lead Sound Designer
- David Levison· Additional Sound Design
- Livia Knight· Course Designers
- Paul Zinnes· Course Designers
- Trey Turner· Course Designers
- Stephen Hwang· Course Designers
- Alexandra Wankum· PR Coordination
- Thomas Buchhorn· Cutting
- Christian Schneider· Cutting, Localisation, Manual, Voice Production
- Leon Jennings· Operations Manager
- Noleen Jordan· Operations Co-Ordinator
- Tabitha Tosti· Hint Line Supervisor
- Stacy A. Mollema· Thanks to
- Christine Owens· Thanks to
- Fay David Griffin· Thanks to
- John Knoll· Thanks to
- Nelson Hall· Thanks to
- Alex Neuse· Testers
- Martina Eckert· Deadline Coordination
- John Watts· Senior Vice President, Managing Director
- Darrien Puddy· General Manager Australian & New Zealand
- Paul Butcher· Marketing Director
- Elisa Biberian· Creative Services Supervisor
- Joel Graham· Media Relations Executive
- Eric Johnston· Project Leaders, Programmers
- Brett Tosti· Project Leaders, Production Managers
- Nolan Erck· Installer\Launcher
- Darren Brown· Compatibility Technicians
- Jason Lauborough· Compatibility Technicians
- James Davison· Compatibility Technicians
- Karsten Agler· Compatibility Technicians
- Lynn Taylor· Compatibility Technicians, Technical Writers
- Scott Tingley· Compatibility Technicians, Network Compatibility
- Doyle Gilstrap Jr.· Network Compatibility, Technical Writers
- Wendy Kaplan· Burning Goddesses
- Kellie Walker· Burning Goddesses
- Clint Young· Box Art, Real-Time 3D Artists/Animators, Rendered 3D Artists/Animators
- Gwen Newton Musengwa· International Development Specialist
- Leon Susen· International Marketing Coordinator
- George Lucas· Very Special Thanks
- Markus Ludolf· Project Lead, Localisation, Manual
- Andre Dorfmüller· Quality Assurance
- Michael Milan· Quality Assurance
- Mark Cartwright· Quality Assurance Manager
- Dan Pettit· Quality Assurance Supervisor
- Max Steller· Lecturer
- Jim Rice· Real-Time 3D Artists/Animators, Rendered 3D Artists/Animators
- Lisa Wong· Real-Time 3D Artists/Animators, Rendered 3D Artists/Animators
- Christina Napier· Real-Time 3D Artists/Animators
- Armando Lluch· Real-Time 3D Artists/Animators
- Peggy Stok· Development Coordinator
- Aaron Young· Lead Tester
- Brian Watson· Testers
- Bryan Erck· Testers
- Chuck McFadden· Testers
- Erik O'Keady· Testers
- Hans Larson· Testers
- Julio Torres· Testers
- John Feil· Testers
- Marcus P. Gaines· Testers
- Matthew McManus· Testers
- Sean Blair· Testers
- Todd Stritter· Testers
- Torii Swader· Testers
- Johnny Szary· Testers
- Dana Fong· International Lead Tester
- Chip Hinnenberg· Compatibility Supervisor, Technical Writers
- Charles W. Smith· Compatibility Technicians
- Dan Mihoerck· Compatibility Technicians
- William Stoneham· Rendered 3D Artists/Animators
- Daniel Colon Jr.· Rendered 3D Artists/Animators
- Arnaud Mayet· Additional Art
- Nathan Stapley· Texture Artists
- Paul Topolos· Texture Artists, Storyboard Artist
- Peter Chan· Conceptual Artist
- Petra Mock· Product Management
- Jörgen Schlegel· Producer
- Mark Aubrey· Product Manager
- Peggy Bartlett· Voice Production Coordinator
- Tom Byron· Product Marketing Manager
- Jennifer Bencal· International Production Assistant
- Dan Gossett· Product Support Manager
- Dave Harris· Product Support Supervisor
- Darragh O'Farrell· Voice Producer/Director
- Dino Ago· Production Coordinator
- Camela B. Martin· Production Managers
- Amit Shalev· Programmers
- Sun-Inn Shih· Programmers
- Justin Graham· Programmers
- Brad Post· Programmers
- Mark Blattel· Programmers
- Darren Johnson· Programmers
- Mark Haigh-Hutchinson· Additional Programming
- Hwei-Li Tsao· Tools Programming
- Marcel Gröner· Voice Talents
- Gregor Höppner· Voice Talents
- Hans-Dieter Hüppgen· Voice Talents
- Lucius Woyth· Voice Talents
- Jake Lloyd· Voice Cast
- Andrew Secombe· Voice Cast
- Lewis Macleod· Voice Cast
- Greg Proops· Voice Cast
- Scott Carpuro· Voice Cast
- Dominic Armato· Voice Cast
- Bob Bergen· Voice Cast
- Gregg A. Berger· Voice Cast
- Dave Fennoy· Voice Cast
- Roger Labon Jackson· Voice Cast
- Nick Jameson· Voice Cast
- David Jeremiah· Voice Cast
- Peter Lurie· Voice Cast
- Terence McGovern· Voice Cast
- Michael Sorich· Voice Cast
- James Kevin Ward· Voice Cast
- Tamlynn Niglio· Voice Department Manager
- William A. Beckman· Voice Editors
- Coya Elliott· Voice Editors
- Cindy F. Wong· Assistant Voice Editor
- Tom Kane· Voice Cast
- Victor Cross· Manual Writers
- Mollie Boero· Manual Writers
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