Top speed 160 MPH Kerb weight 2.2 tons 0-60 MPH 4.5 seconds Cost $325,000 Top speed 250 MPH Kerb weight 1.7 tons 0-60 MPH 2.1 seconds Cost $665,000 Top speed 273 MPH Kerb weight 1.7 tons 0-60 MPH 3.8 seconds Cost $320,000
After these missions are accomplished the player unlocks a new area with new race tracks and cars to destroy. Each mission has different objectives which are specific to the area therefore the mission based maps never contain the exact same objectives as the others. These credits can be used to purchase new vehicles and or upgrades such as Power, Defense, and Offense.Īfter the player completes two or three races in the area they must complete a mission based map where the objectives range from collecting various items to destroying specific structures. In addition to killing pedestrians the player can also gain credits by destroying the opposing vehicles and or reaching checkpoints/completing laps. The amount of credits gained depends on the brutality of the kill. Whenever a pedestrian is killed you gain a certain amount of credits. Most of the maps in Carmageddon TDR 2000 feature well over 200 pedestrians and every impact is fills the screen with blood and gore. The vehicular destruction in this game is vast and therefore you may see your car being split in half one time and at another time being crushed. As a result, a vehicle that is being destroyed will have damage on its model.
#CARMAGEDDON 2 VS CARMAGEDDON TDR2000 SERIES#
Much of the controversy surrounding this game and the series as a whole is derived from one of the three objectives the player is able to complete in order to progress through the game. Carmageddon TDR 2000 is the sequel to the controversial vehicular combat game Carmageddon 2, developed by Torus Games and released in 2000.
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