Quantum Redshift - Xbox

My 19 year old son ordered this. He’s been happy with the purchase. He’s had no complaints. The game is in perfect working order. The game was shipped super fast! Very pleased. Thumbs up & thank you.

This is an amazing game for Xbox, it's like the old N64 Star Wars Pod Racer with weapons added. The graphics are amazing for a Xbox game and the seller I bought it from had it to me in 2 days, in new/sealed condition. My only wish it was Xbox Live compatible.

Pretty good as far as racing goes, nice futuristic graphics and what not... There is one bug that can be easily exploited though, when playing you can stand ontop of a power up and it gives you it's benifits every second, so you can camp a star power up and just kill your opponet without even having to race and you win by default

This game has it all for me - racing, weapons and shields systems, secret characters, and a story for all of the characters. It even has shortcuts, and a surprisingly difficult hard mode. I used to love playing this game as we had rented it long ago, but my goodness this game is fun!

Played this game years ago. Love it!

I'm not hardcore into racing games but I played a demo of this and had to have it. I love racers that have a different feel, this one has lots of characters and tracks and I love the bonuses you can get that reminds me of something like Mario Kart for nintendo. it's very fun for me. I haven't played it a ton but like I said, it's very satisfying for me when I get in the mood for this type of racing game.

It's all good. Recommended item and seller. A+++

Quantum Redshift is a passable racing game that really needs more tracks to work. In QR, you begin with access to seven different racers, each with a unique vehicle (although each is only subtly different from the others) and the home track of each racer. You also begin with access to only the first of five tiers of speed. Speed is what QR does well. The graphics engine is incredible, and the lanscape will blur in amazing and truly convincing ways as you blast around at speeds that approach 1000 mph on the highest difficulty levels. While you are racing, you can pick up power ups that let you attack other racers and shield yourself from their attacks. Just to keep things violent, one of the opponents you race against when racing the computer will always be your nemesis...a racer who would rather see you lose than win himself. Supposedly you interact with your nemesis during cutscenes between races, but the relationships are pretty ignorable. The weapons are all pretty cool and while sometimes you wish your nemesis weren't there mucking things up, it isn't so hard to just accept him as part of the challenge of the game. QR has great music and sound effects and if you happen to not like techno music yourself, you can play custom tracks off the hard drive (although the game will play the tracks you picked in a random order, which is kind of annoying and should have been made optional). Winning tournaments unlocks new characters and speed levels and you can win cash to upgrade your vehicle (more turbo, better shields and weapons).So far so good and all of the above is enough to keep you interested in the game, but two major flaws bring it down from greatness. First, the racing itself is not very deep. You have a turbo meter you need to monitor and use wisely and you do of course need to worry about the people shooting at you (the attacks can be quite devastating and are capable of destroying ships once the weapons have been powered up, and will always cost you a lot of your momentum), but there are no gears to shift and there is not a lot of technique in the turns. The second, and by far larger, flaw,is the limited number of tracks, and the length of the tracks. Put simply, there just isn't a lot of game here. There are sixteen tracks, but none of them are very long, and while there are some pretty cool ones, they aren't that much different from each other. The tracks come in pairs, a racer and his nemsis forming a pair, and the two tracks are really quite similar. The tracks that are there are all fantastically detailed, but I for one would be happy to trade away a lot of the background detail for a wider variety of tracks.In the end, QR is not a bad game by any means, but it could have really benefitted from a standard transmission and about twice as many unique tracks. I think a racing game junkie who just devours games and moves on could definitely have fun with this one for a couple of weeks, but if you aren't a giant fan of the genre and are really just looking for that one really good racing game to have in your library, I'd definitely reccomend renting this one first.