Cartoon Network Racing Review This derivative kart racer is no fun for the entire family. By Aaron Thomas on December 18, 2006 at 5:25PM PST ...

Cartoon Network Racing (DS Game) first released 4th Dec 2006, developed by The Game Factory and published by The Game Factory.

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Obviously someone was annoyed they couldn't play as The Powerpuff Girls. Despite IGN laying into this game, a second title, Cartoon Network Racing , was released in 2006 for the PlayStation 2 and ...

Despite the game being full of cartoon characters, there's no story here; you're just racing karts and trying to win. The game features nine playable characters from the outset, and you can unlock ...

Cartoon Network Racing is trying to be Mario Kart DS, and achieves its aim of cloning that title's overall feel. But after accomplishing that feat, the game stops. It doesn't do anything new.

Cartoon Network Racing is a bad kart racer in every sense of the word. The track design is poor, the game feels slow and, worst of all, the controls are terrible.